Mamaearth Price List August 2026: Rs. 99 Minis Cost Twice Per ml

Mamaearth's own product feed listed 569 in-stock products with images on 28 August 2026. Prices run from Rs. 75 for a pack of baby mosquito patches to Rs. 2,197 for a combo, with a median of Rs. 549 spread across 116 distinct price points. The most crowded of those is Rs. 599, where 64 separate products sit, followed by Rs. 399 with 51 and Rs. 349 with 33.

The first thing worth reporting is what is absent. Not one of the 569 products carries a compare-at price - the field Shopify uses to hold a struck-through figure is empty on every single record. There are no badges on this storefront and no percentages, because there is no second number to measure a percentage against. What you see on a Mamaearth product page is what the product costs.

That makes it an unusually honest shelf to read, and it moves the question. You are not deciding whether a discount is real. You are deciding which size to buy - and that is where the real price difference on this storefront lives.

Thirteen products in this feed exist in both a trial size and a full size. In ten of them the trial size costs more per millilitre, and the median penalty is 1.74x. The extreme case is the onion conditioner: a 20 ml mini at Rs. 99 works out at Rs. 4.95 per ml, while the 400 ml bottle at Rs. 559 works out at Rs. 1.40 - three and a half times the rate for the small one.

The pattern repeats across the range. Rosemary hair growth oil is Rs. 4.95/ml as a 20 ml mini and Rs. 2.50/ml as a 200 ml bottle. The vitamin C daily glow face cream is Rs. 4.95/g at 20 g and Rs. 2.66/g at 150 g. The three big face washes - multani mitti, beetroot and aloe vera - all land at exactly Rs. 4.95/ml as minis against Rs. 2.85/ml at 100 ml.

None of that makes the minis a trick. A Rs. 99 bottle is a reasonable way to find out whether a face wash suits your skin before committing Rs. 285, and Mamaearth prices them at a round number for exactly that reason. It is worth knowing that the trial is the expensive way to keep buying it.

Combos and kits are the largest group in the feed at 111 records, which is nearly a fifth of everything in stock and the reason the median price sits as high as Rs. 549. They are also the one group you cannot price per millilitre against a single bottle, so they are counted in the totals on this page and excluded from every per-unit comparison.

Among single products, face cleansers lead at 62 records, then lipsticks at 56 and shampoos at 42. The face-wash shelf is the clearest ladder on the storefront: Rs. 99 for 20 ml, Rs. 285 for 100 ml, and a 150 ml pack of two at Rs. 898. Hair oil runs Rs. 299 at 100 ml and Rs. 499 at 200 ml, which is the same product getting cheaper by the millilitre as the bottle grows - Rs. 2.99 against Rs. 2.50.

Sun care is the category where the size ladder is least useful, because the only listings above the Rs. 125 mini are multi-packs. If you want a single full-size sunscreen at a single-bottle price, this feed did not have one in stock on the day we read it.

Start with a mini if you have not used the product before. Rs. 99 to try a face wash is cheap insurance against a Rs. 285 bottle you dislike, and Mamaearth stocks minis of most of its best-known lines - onion shampoo and conditioner, ubtan, beetroot, aloe vera, multani mitti, rosemary oil, vitamin C.

Then switch to the largest single size the moment you know you will keep using it. On the face washes that means Rs. 285 for 100 ml instead of Rs. 99 for 20 ml, a rate cut of 42 per cent per millilitre. On the onion conditioner it means Rs. 559 for 400 ml, a cut of 72 per cent. On rosemary oil it means Rs. 499 for 200 ml rather than Rs. 299 for 100 ml, which is a smaller step but still 16 per cent off the rate.

Read combo listings carefully before treating them as savings. There is no struck-through price anywhere on this storefront, so a combo is not marked as discounted against its parts - and with 111 of them in the feed, the only way to know whether a kit beats buying the bottles separately is to add up the bottles.