The same perfume costs Rs. 6.99 a millilitre in a 100 ml bottle and Rs. 9.98 in a 50 ml one — and the 50 ml often carries the bigger discount badge.
We read 116 discounted fragrance listings from Beardo's own product feed on July 28, out of 250 products in total, and converted the entire shelf into one currency, because it is the only one that lets you compare anything: rupees per millilitre. On that measure the range runs from Rs. 0.83 to Rs. 18.30, a factor of twenty-two, and almost all of the spread is explained by the size of the bottle rather than by what is inside it. A four-bottle combo is Rs. 999 for 200 ml, which is Rs. 5.00 a millilitre and the cheapest perfume Beardo sells. A 100 ml single bottle is Rs. 699, or Rs. 6.99 a millilitre. A 50 ml bottle is Rs. 499, or Rs. 9.98 — so halving the bottle costs 43% more per millilitre, and the 50 ml frequently carries the larger discount badge of the two, which is the most expensive misreading available on this shelf. At the far end, a 30 ml elixir is Rs. 18.30 a millilitre while the identical elixir in a 100 ml bottle is Rs. 12.00, a 52% premium for buying a third of the volume. The unusual thing about Beardo, compared with most stores we read this month, is that the badge broadly agrees with the value: the Rs. 5.00-a-ml combos carry 68% to 71% and the Rs. 13.99 and Rs. 17.50 bottles carry 30%, because the brand is discounting volume. But it agrees by coincidence rather than design, and it collapses inside every chapter — four 100 ml bottles at an identical Rs. 699 carry badges of 53%, 53%, 53% and 42%, and two 50 ml bottles at an identical Rs. 499 carry 50% and 29%. One caveat runs through the whole page and we have built the chapters around it: body spray, eau de parfum and extrait de parfum contain very different concentrations of aromatic compound, so per-millilitre comparisons only mean something within a concentration. Our combo-versus-single analysis covers the rest of the catalogue the same way.
Every price below was pulled from Beardo on July 28, 2026 and checked against the MRP on the listing. Stack them with the live codes on our Beardo coupons page, which the deals desk re-verifies daily.
Four sets from Rs. 799 to Rs. 999, at 71%, 71%, 69% and 68% off. More than twenty combos in our pull are Rs. 999 for 200 ml, so the price per millilitre is fixed and only the scents differ.
Rs. 999 for 200 ml — Rs. 5.00 a millilitre, the lowest price per ml of any perfume on the page.
Why it earned its spot Rs. 5.00 a millilitre, the cheapest eau de parfum in our pull.
Rs. 999 for 200 ml — the identical Rs. 5.00 a millilitre, in a different four-scent set.
Why it earned its spot Rs. 5.00 a millilitre again, on the same 71% badge.
Rs. 799 for 150 ml — Rs. 5.33 a millilitre, and the least you can spend on a three-scent set.
Why it earned its spot Rs. 5.33 a millilitre across three bottles, at 69% off.
Rs. 999 for 200 ml at 68% off — Rs. 5.00 a millilitre, in lighter summer compositions.
Why it earned its spot Rs. 5.00 a millilitre, on a set built around lighter scents.
Five singles at Rs. 699 and Rs. 799. Eleven 100 ml bottles in our pull sit at exactly Rs. 699 with badges from 42% to 53%, which depends entirely on which stated MRP was placed above them.
Rs. 699 for 100 ml — Rs. 6.99 a millilitre, the best per-ml price on a scent you choose.
Why it earned its spot Rs. 6.99 a millilitre, the cheapest single bottle in our pull.
Rs. 699 for 100 ml at 53% off — identical price and badge to the pick above, different scent.
Why it earned its spot The same Rs. 6.99 a millilitre and the same 53%.
Rs. 699 for 100 ml at 53% off — the same Rs. 6.99 a millilitre, on Beardo's best-known scent.
Why it earned its spot Rs. 6.99 a millilitre on the brand's most established fragrance.
Rs. 699 for 100 ml at 42% off — eleven points below its siblings, at the identical per-ml price.
Why it earned its spot Forty-two percent, the smallest badge among the Rs. 699 bottles.
Rs. 799 for 100 ml — Rs. 7.99 a millilitre, and the top of the mainstream single-bottle range.
Why it earned its spot Rs. 7.99 a millilitre, a rung above the Rs. 699 bottles.
Four picks at Rs. 499 and Rs. 599. The 50 ml bottles cost 43% more per millilitre than the 100 ml ones and frequently carry the larger badge — which is the most expensive misreading on this shelf.
Rs. 499 for 50 ml — Rs. 9.98 a millilitre, 43% more than the same brand's 100 ml bottles.
Why it earned its spot Rs. 9.98 a millilitre, against Rs. 6.99 for double the volume.
Rs. 499 for 50 ml at 38% off — the identical Rs. 9.98 a millilitre, twelve points down.
Why it earned its spot The same Rs. 9.98 a millilitre, at 38% instead of 50%.
Rs. 499 for 50 ml at 29% off — the smallest discount here, at exactly the same per-ml price.
Why it earned its spot Twenty-nine percent, the lowest badge across all 21 picks.
Rs. 599 for four 20 ml bottles — 80 ml at Rs. 7.49 a millilitre, better than any 50 ml single.
Why it earned its spot Rs. 7.49 a millilitre across four small bottles, cheaper than the 50 ml singles.
Four picks from Rs. 999 to Rs. 1,750 at 50%, 40%, 30% and 30% off. Here a higher per-millilitre price sometimes reflects a genuinely different product — and sometimes reflects a marketing word.
Rs. 999 for 80 ml — Rs. 12.49 a millilitre, and a different kind of composition.
Why it earned its spot Rs. 12.49 a millilitre, nearly double the mainstream 100 ml bottles.
Rs. 1,200 for 100 ml — Rs. 12.00 a millilitre, in Beardo's higher-concentration range.
Why it earned its spot Rs. 12.00 a millilitre, at a 40% badge in the elixir line.
Rs. 1,399 for 100 ml — Rs. 13.99 a millilitre, the most expensive eau de parfum in our picks.
Why it earned its spot Rs. 13.99 a millilitre, at 30% off, the priciest EDP on this page.
Rs. 1,750 for 100 ml — Rs. 17.50 a millilitre, and an extrait rather than an eau de parfum.
Why it earned its spot Rs. 17.50 a millilitre, the highest per-ml price on a 100 ml bottle here.
Four picks from Rs. 199 to Rs. 549, spanning the dearest millilitre in the article at Rs. 18.30 and the cheapest at Rs. 0.83 — which are not the same kind of product at all.
Rs. 549 for 30 ml — Rs. 18.30 a millilitre, 3.7 times the cheapest perfume here.
Why it earned its spot Rs. 18.30 a millilitre, the highest per-ml price across all 21 picks.
Rs. 499 for 30 ml at 50% off — Rs. 16.63 a millilitre, the low-risk route into the top line.
Why it earned its spot Rs. 16.63 a millilitre, slightly under the 100 ml extrait's rate.
Rs. 199 for 240 ml — Rs. 0.83 a millilitre, and a completely different product category.
Why it earned its spot Rs. 0.83 a millilitre, an eighth of the cheapest eau de parfum here.
Rs. 399 for 240 ml at 33% off — the same volume as the pick above at twice the money.
Why it earned its spot Rs. 1.66 a millilitre, exactly double the pick above at the same volume.
If the shelf is really priced by the millilitre, four rules cover almost all of it. First: buy the biggest bottle of a scent you already know you like. Going from 50 ml to 100 ml cuts the per-millilitre price by 30%, and going from a 30 ml elixir to the 100 ml of the same line cuts it by more than a third — these are the largest savings available anywhere on this page and neither is advertised as a saving. Second: if you do not yet know which scent you like, buy a combo rather than a single. Four 50 ml bottles at Rs. 999 is Rs. 5.00 a millilitre, cheaper than any single bottle Beardo sells, and the cost of that is accepting four scents you did not choose — which is a reasonable trade for someone new to the brand and a poor one for someone who already knows what they wear. Third: never compare a body spray with an eau de parfum on price per millilitre. A body spray is weaker and fades in an hour or two, so its Rs. 0.83 a millilitre is not competing with an EDP's Rs. 6.99; it is a different product for a different moment. Fourth: on the elixir and extrait lines, remember that "elixir" has no standardised meaning while "extrait de parfum" genuinely denotes a higher concentration — so a premium for the second is defensible and a premium for the first is a question worth asking. Our buy-two-get-two coverage and summer sale picks track when the volume offers are live, and our Beardo versus Man Matters comparison puts the wider range against its nearest rival.
| Product | Sale price | MRP | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Beardo Best Seller Perfumes Combo, 50 ml x 4 | Rs. 999 | Rs. 3,396 | 71% |
| Beardo Thug Life Perfume Combo, 50 ml x 4 | Rs. 999 | Rs. 3,397 | 71% |
| Beardo Fragrance Discovery Combo, 50 ml x 3 | Rs. 799 | Rs. 2,597 | 69% |
| Beardo Summer Perfume Combo, 50 ml x 4 | Rs. 999 | Rs. 3,096 | 68% |
| Beardo Blue Curse Eau De Parfum, 100 ml | Rs. 699 | Rs. 1,500 | 53% |
| Beardo Sea Borne Eau De Parfum, 100 ml | Rs. 699 | Rs. 1,500 | 53% |
| Beardo LSD Perfume EDP, 100 ml | Rs. 699 | Rs. 1,500 | 53% |
| Beardo Godfather Perfume EDP, 100 ml | Rs. 699 | Rs. 1,200 | 42% |
| Beardo Dark Side Perfume for Men EDP, 100 ml | Rs. 799 | Rs. 1,500 | 47% |
| Beardo Whisky Smoke Bourbon Eau De Parfum, 50 ml | Rs. 499 | Rs. 999 | 50% |
| Beardo Whisky Smoke Firebomb Eau De Parfum, 50 ml | Rs. 499 | Rs. 799 | 38% |
| Beardo Godfather Perfume EDP, 50 ml | Rs. 499 | Rs. 699 | 29% |
| Beardo Bestseller Perfumes Giftset, 20 ml x 4 | Rs. 599 | Rs. 1,200 | 50% |
| Beardo Mortal Oud Perfume EDP, 80 ml | Rs. 999 | Rs. 2,000 | 50% |
| Beardo Alpha Leather Elixir, 100 ml | Rs. 1,200 | Rs. 2,000 | 40% |
| Beardo White Opium Perfume EDP, 100 ml | Rs. 1,399 | Rs. 1,999 | 30% |
| Beardo Sunburn ACID Extrait De Parfum, 100 ml | Rs. 1,750 | Rs. 2,500 | 30% |
| Beardo Alpha Amber Elixir, 30 ml | Rs. 549 | Rs. 899 | 39% |
| Beardo Sunburn ACID Extrait De Parfum, 30 ml | Rs. 499 | Rs. 999 | 50% |
| Beardo Spy Perfume Body Spray 120 ml, Pack of 2 | Rs. 199 | Rs. 598 | 67% |
| Beardo Mafia Perfume Body Spray 120 ml, Pack of 2 | Rs. 399 | Rs. 598 | 33% |
It is the only figure that compares a Rs. 199 twin-pack of body spray with a Rs. 1,750 extrait, and on Beardo's fragrance range it spans Rs. 0.83 to Rs. 18.30 — a factor of twenty-two. Within the mainstream eau de parfum range alone it still spans Rs. 5.00 to Rs. 9.98, which is a 100% difference on chemically similar products from one brand, and none of it is visible on a tile that reports only a percentage.
Bottle size, almost entirely. A four-bottle combo works out at Rs. 5.00 a ml, a 100 ml single at Rs. 6.99, a 50 ml at Rs. 9.98 and a 30 ml elixir at Rs. 18.30 — and the same elixir in a 100 ml bottle is Rs. 12.00, so buying a third of the volume costs 52% more per millilitre. Halving a bottle from 100 ml to 50 ml costs 43% more per millilitre, and the 50 ml frequently carries the larger badge of the two.
Body spray, eau de parfum and extrait de parfum contain very different proportions of aromatic compound, so a per-millilitre comparison across them is meaningless — body spray is cheap per ml because it is weak and fades in an hour or two, and extrait is dear per ml because you use less of it. Chapters Four and Five are separated for that reason. 'Elixir', unlike EDP and EDT, has no standardised meaning, so it tells you nothing about concentration.
Unusually on this shelf, it broadly does — the Rs. 5.00-a-ml combos carry 68% to 71% and the Rs. 13.99 and Rs. 17.50 bottles carry 30%, because Beardo discounts volume. But it agrees by coincidence rather than by design, and it breaks inside every chapter: four bottles at one price carry badges of 53%, 53%, 53% and 42%, and two 50 ml bottles at Rs. 499 carry 50% and 29%. Beardo's feed has no customer ratings, so no rating pills. Prices read July 28, 2026.
The four-bottle combos, at Rs. 5.00 a millilitre — Rs. 999 for four 50 ml bottles, or 200 ml in total. More than twenty of them in our July 28 pull sat at that exact price, so the choice between them is entirely about which four scents are inside. The cheapest single bottle you can choose yourself is a 100 ml eau de parfum at Rs. 699, which is Rs. 6.99 a millilitre — so picking your own scent rather than accepting a set costs about Rs. 2 a millilitre.
The 100 ml, by a wide margin, and the tile will often suggest otherwise. In our pull the 100 ml bottles were Rs. 699, or Rs. 6.99 a millilitre, and the 50 ml bottles were Rs. 499, or Rs. 9.98 — so halving the bottle costs 43% more per millilitre. Several 50 ml bottles also carried larger discount badges than the 100 ml versions of the same fragrance, because their stated MRPs differ. If you know you like the scent, buy the bigger bottle.
Because it is a different product rather than a cheaper version of the same one. Body sprays carry a far lower concentration of aromatic compound than an eau de parfum, which is why two 120 ml cans cost Rs. 199 — about Rs. 0.83 a millilitre against Rs. 6.99 for an EDP — and why they fade within an hour or two instead of lasting a working day. A body spray is a sensible thing for a gym bag. It is not a substitute for a perfume, and comparing the two on price per millilitre is meaningless.
Commercially, whatever the brand chooses. Unlike eau de toilette and eau de parfum, which correspond to broad conventional ranges of aromatic concentration, 'elixir' has no standardised meaning in perfumery, so it does not tell you how concentrated a fragrance is. 'Extrait de parfum' does denote a genuinely higher concentration than EDP, which is why a higher per-millilitre price on an extrait is defensible — you use less of it per wearing and the bottle lasts longer. On an elixir, the premium is a question worth asking.
They are the cheapest perfume the brand sells per millilitre, and whether that is worth it depends entirely on whether you would wear all four scents. Rs. 999 for four 50 ml bottles is Rs. 5.00 a millilitre against Rs. 6.99 for a single 100 ml bottle you chose yourself. If two of the four go unused, the effective price on the two you do wear is Rs. 10 a millilitre — worse than buying two singles. For someone new to the brand it is the best entry available; for someone who already knows what they wear, it usually is not.




















