Fifty listings read on 28 September. A 27% median badge, on a site whose bedsheets and watches were both at 75% the same morning.
Myntra is a site where the strike-through is usually enormous. We pulled six of its shelves in one run on 28 September 2026: bedsheets came back at a 75% median discount badge, men's watches 75%, sandals 64.5%, handbags 57%, mixer grinders 45%. Hair care came back at 27%, with twelve of its 50 listings under 15% off and the shallowest at 2%. It is also the shelf where people actually leave reviews - a median of 4,550 ratings a listing, against a few hundred on the accessory shelves.
Every price below was pulled from Myntra on September 28, 2026 and checked against the MRP on the listing. Stack them with the live codes on our Myntra coupons page, which the deals desk re-verifies daily.
The cheap end of the shelf holds four of the five largest rating counts in the read - including 88,256 on a Rs. 207 conditioner - along with both the shallowest badge on the shelf and the deepest.
Ninety-three rupees, and a five-figure crowd behind it.
Why it earned its spot The floor, and it is well evidenced.
A comb, at the shelf's median discount.
Why it earned its spot What the median looks like.
Four rupees off, which is the shallowest discount of the 50.
Why it earned its spot The floor of the badge.
The one listing here that behaves like the rest of Myntra.
Why it earned its spot The exception that marks the rule.
One of the four biggest crowds on the shelf, at under Rs. 200.
Why it earned its spot Big crowd, above-median badge.
Eighty-eight thousand ratings on a Rs. 207 conditioner.
Why it earned its spot Most-rated product here.
A mass-market hair oil with a genuine five-figure crowd.
Why it earned its spot The oil the most people rated.
Ten per cent off, and a crowd in the thousands.
Why it earned its spot Where hair colour stops discounting.
The shampoos and oils from direct-to-consumer and salon brands, which price closest to their stated list prices - and where one brand's sachets work out cheaper per millilitre than its own bottle.
A D2C shampoo priced close to its list price.
Why it earned its spot The D2C pattern.
The third-biggest crowd here, behind the fifth-smallest discount.
Why it earned its spot Crowd and restraint together.
The second-biggest crowd on the shelf, at 15% off.
Why it earned its spot Salon brands discount least.
The second-biggest crowd here, on the partner product to the Rs. 207 conditioner.
Why it earned its spot The other half of the range.
Seven per cent off, and Rs. 23 a sachet.
Why it earned its spot The pack-size arithmetic.
One of only four listings here over 50% off, and it is a bundle.
Why it earned its spot Where the deep badges are.
Seven per cent off an ayurvedic oil, with a small but strong crowd.
Why it earned its spot Restraint at the middle of the shelf.
A growth serum with a five-figure crowd, at roughly the shelf median.
Why it earned its spot The most-rated serum near Rs. 600.
Above Rs. 600 the discounts stay small, three brands display one rating count across two or three tiles, and the dearest listing on the shelf publishes no feedback at all.
Twenty rupees off, the second-smallest discount in the read.
Why it earned its spot Near-zero discount, real crowd.
Seventy-two thousand ratings, at a 30% badge.
Why it earned its spot Most-rated serum on the shelf.
A D2C actives brand at ten per cent off.
Why it earned its spot The ingredient-led brands discount least.
Three tiles, eight rupees apart, one stated MRP, one pool of 4,550 ratings.
Why it earned its spot The clearest shared pool here.
The dearest of the three, with nothing on the tile to justify it.
Why it earned its spot Why the pool costs money.
The most-rated product above Rs. 800 on the shelf.
Why it earned its spot Best evidence at the dear end.
A 54% price gap between two tiles sharing one pool of feedback.
Why it earned its spot The widest shared-pool gap.
Five per cent off, near the top of the shelf.
Why it earned its spot The dear end barely moves.
The ceiling of the shelf, with nothing behind it.
Why it earned its spot The ceiling.
First: do not wait for a Myntra-sized discount here, because it is not coming. The median badge on this shelf is 27% and only four of the 50 listings exceed 50% off; if you are used to the 70-and-80-per-cent tiles on the clothing side, this shelf will look permanently full price, and that is roughly what it is. Second: use the rating counts, because they are unusually good. Forty-two of the 50 listings publish one, at a median of 4,550 - you will rarely find a hair care product here with no feedback at all, and the top of the shelf carries counts in the tens of thousands. Third: check whether that count is shared. Three brands in this read display one number across two or three separate tiles, including one shampoo listed at Rs. 786, Rs. 787 and Rs. 794 with the same 4,550 ratings on all three. Fourth: do the per-millilitre and per-item arithmetic on sets and sachets. One brand's 15-sachet pack works out at Rs. 1.56 a millilitre against Rs. 1.97 for its own 400 ml bottle, and two of the four deepest badges on this shelf are on multi-product bundles, where the big percentage comes from adding three list prices together.
| Product | Sale price | MRP | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Livon Rs. 93, the floor | Rs. 93 | Rs. MRP Rs. 140 | 34%% |
| Nat Habit comb Rs. 142 | Rs. 142 | Rs. MRP Rs. 199 | 29%% |
| MAJESTIQUE Rs. 194, 2% | Rs. 194 | Rs. MRP Rs. 198 | 2%% |
| refollium Rs. 196, 78% | Rs. 196 | Rs. MRP Rs. 899 | 78%% |
| Biotique Rs. 198, 31,289 | Rs. 198 | Rs. MRP Rs. 375 | 47%% |
| LOreal Rs. 207, 88,256 | Rs. 207 | Rs. MRP Rs. 345 | 40%% |
| Emami Rs. 221, 17,387 | Rs. 221 | Rs. MRP Rs. 375 | 41%% |
| Indus Valley Rs. 223, 10% | Rs. 223 | Rs. MRP Rs. 249 | 10%% |
| Pilgrim Rs. 278, 19% | Rs. 278 | Rs. MRP Rs. 345 | 19%% |
| Pilgrim Rs. 293, 27,242 | Rs. 293 | Rs. MRP Rs. 345 | 15%% |
| Biolage Rs. 327, 43,436 | Rs. 327 | Rs. MRP Rs. 385 | 15%% |
| LOreal Rs. 337, 87,457 | Rs. 337 | Rs. MRP Rs. 519 | 35%% |
| KOKILA Rs. 350, 7% | Rs. 350 | Rs. MRP Rs. 375 | 7%% |
| Mamaearth Rs. 515, 54% | Rs. 515 | Rs. MRP Rs. 1,117 | 54%% |
| VEDIX Rs. 556, 7% | Rs. 556 | Rs. MRP Rs. 599 | 7%% |
| Pilgrim Rs. 596, 14,305 | Rs. 596 | Rs. MRP Rs. 795 | 25%% |
| Bare Anatomy Rs. 629, 3% | Rs. 629 | Rs. MRP Rs. 649 | 3%% |
| WishCare Rs. 699, 72,615 | Rs. 699 | Rs. MRP Rs. 999 | 30%% |
| Minimalist Rs. 719, 10% | Rs. 719 | Rs. MRP Rs. 799 | 10%% |
| KOKILA Rs. 786, pool of 3 | Rs. 786 | Rs. MRP Rs. 1,499 | 48%% |
| KOKILA Rs. 794, same pool | Rs. 794 | Rs. MRP Rs. 1,499 | 47%% |
| LOreal Pro Rs. 899, 10% | Rs. 899 | Rs. MRP Rs. 999 | 10%% |
| Bontress Rs. 1,242 | Rs. 1,242 | Rs. MRP Rs. 1,500 | 17%% |
| Cuticolor Rs. 1,709, 5% | Rs. 1,709 | Rs. MRP Rs. 1,799 | 5%% |
| MANETAIN Rs. 2,970, top | Rs. 2,970 | Rs. MRP Rs. 3,896 | 24%% |
Each selling price, stated MRP, discount badge, star average and rating count on this page was read on 28 September 2026 from myntra.com's own /hair-care listing page, server-side, logged out, in India, parsed from the page's own embedded product JSON. 50 distinct listings, Rs. 93 to Rs. 2,970. Nothing was bought.
The badges we compare hair care against - bedsheets 75%, men's watches 75%, men's sandals 64.5%, handbags 57%, mixer grinders 45% - were pulled from Myntra in the same scraper run on the same morning, 28 September 2026, from 32 to 49 listings each. They are not figures carried over from an earlier read.
Small counts coincide by chance. We describe a rating count as shared only where the listings come from the same brand and the number is large enough that coincidence is implausible: 4,550 across three KOKILA tiles, 88,256 across two L'Oreal tiles, 3,097 across two Bontress tiles.
This page reads prices, stated MRPs, badges, star averages and rating counts - nothing was bought, used or tested. Every mention of growth actives, anti-hairfall, anti-dandruff, grey coverage or any named ingredient is the listing's own printed text, reproduced as printed and not verified. We make no claim that any product here grows hair, reduces hair fall, treats dandruff or is safe for any person. Hair loss and scalp conditions can have medical causes; see a doctor, not a listing page.
No - not on the day we looked. On 28 September 2026 we pulled six Myntra shelves in one run. Hair care's median discount badge was 27%, against 75% for bedsheets, 75% for men's watches, 64.5% for men's sandals, 57% for handbags and 45% for mixer grinders. Twelve of the 50 hair care listings were under 15% off and the shallowest was 2%. Only four exceeded 50%, and two of those four were multi-product sets.
In this read the shelf ran Rs. 93 to Rs. 2,970, with a median of Rs. 458. Serums clustered between Rs. 596 and Rs. 1,499, shampoos between Rs. 278 and Rs. 899, hair colour between Rs. 198 and Rs. 1,709, and oils between Rs. 221 and Rs. 1,107. The cheapest listing, at Rs. 93, was a keratin hair serum carrying 12,382 ratings at 4.7 - the highest star average of anything we seated.
In this read, a Rs. 207 conditioner with 88,256 ratings at 4.6 stars - though the same count also appears on that brand's Rs. 338 listing, so it covers two tiles. Behind it came a Rs. 337 shampoo with 87,457, a Rs. 699 serum with 72,615, a Rs. 327 salon serum with 43,436 and a Rs. 198 hair colour with 31,289. The median across the 42 rated listings was 4,550, which is far higher than Myntra's accessory shelves manage.
Myntra links reviews across listings of the same product. In this read one brand's 400 ml hair-colour shampoo appeared three times at Rs. 786, Rs. 787 and Rs. 794 - all against the same stated Rs. 1,499, all showing the same 4,550 ratings. Two other brands did the same: one showed 88,256 on two tiles, another 3,097 on tiles priced Rs. 806 and Rs. 1,242. A shared count cannot help you choose between the tiles that share it, so compare the prices instead.
This page cannot tell you, and does not try. We read prices and published ratings; we did not buy, use or test anything. Every mention of Redensyl, Anagain, Procapil, 'hair growth', 'anti-hairfall' or 'anti-dandruff' on these cards is the listing's own printed text, reproduced as printed and not verified, and nothing here should be read as evidence that any product works. Hair loss and scalp conditions can have medical causes - thyroid disorders, deficiencies, infections and more - so if hair fall is troubling you, see a doctor or a dermatologist rather than a listing page.
























