Myntra's own fragrance listings, read on August 15 and divided by the volume each one prints. Under Rs. 999 the rate spans 27x, and the ratings are all 4.1 to 4.5. Twenty picks.
We read Myntra's own fragrance listings on August 15, 2026 - 127 with a price and a higher stated MRP - and seated 20 under Rs. 999. Every listing prints its volume, so the shelf can be priced per millilitre, and per millilitre it runs 73 paise to Rs. 19.97. The Rs. 43 pick is dearer per millilitre than the Rs. 165 one. Every rating lands between 4.1 and 4.5, on crowds of 431 to 45,913, so the averages separate nothing.
Every price below was pulled from Myntra on August 15, 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.
Ten deodorants and body sprays where the rate runs 73 paise to Rs. 1.14 a millilitre - and the cheapest ticket on the page is not the cheapest rate on it.
Rs. 165 for 225 ml - 73 paise a millilitre, the lowest rate in the read.
Why it earned its spot The largest can here, at the lowest rate per millilitre.
Rs. 161 for 220 ml - also 73 paise a millilitre, at 46 per cent off rather than 50.
Why it earned its spot An identical rate per millilitre to the Wild Stone, from a lower MRP.
Rs. 80 for 100 g - the cheapest thing on the page, at 80 paise a gram.
Why it earned its spot Eighty rupees, and 39,903 people have rated it 4.4.
Rs. 98 for 120 ml at 67 per cent off - 82 paise a millilitre.
Why it earned its spot Sixty-seven per cent off, on a stated MRP of Rs. 299.
Rs. 101 for 120 ml - 84 paise a millilitre, rated by 44,182 buyers.
Why it earned its spot Forty-four thousand ratings, at 4.3, for a hundred and one rupees.
Rs. 170 for 200 ml of body mist - 85 paise a millilitre.
Why it earned its spot A body mist is the lightest concentration sold as fragrance.
Rs. 43 for 50 ml at 49 per cent off - 86 paise a millilitre.
Why it earned its spot Forty-three rupees is the floor price of the whole read.
Rs. 160 for 180 ml - 89 paise a millilitre, rated 4.5 by 45,913 buyers.
Why it earned its spot The largest rating count in the read, at the top of the 4.x band.
Rs. 123 for 115 g at 55 per cent off - the first pick above a rupee a unit.
Why it earned its spot The first listing on the page to cross a rupee a unit.
Rs. 176 for 154 ml of no-gas spray - Rs. 1.14 a millilitre, the top of chapter one.
Why it earned its spot No-gas means more liquid and no propellant, at a higher rate.
Six listings from Rs. 161 to Rs. 527, including the roll-on that costs four times the aerosol rate and the pair where the shallower badge sits on the dearer bottle.
Rs. 229 for 100 ml at 71 per cent off - Rs. 2.29 a millilitre.
Why it earned its spot Two hundred and twenty-nine rupees for a full 100 ml bottle.
Rs. 251 for 100 ml at 72 per cent off - the largest discount on the page.
Why it earned its spot Seventy-two per cent off Rs. 899, and 8,238 buyers rated it 4.4.
Rs. 161 for 50 ml - Rs. 3.22 a millilitre, four times the aerosol rate.
Why it earned its spot A roll-on is an antiperspirant, which is a different product entirely.
Rs. 379 for 100 ml at 53 per cent off - rated 4.3 by 8,035 buyers.
Why it earned its spot A middling badge, a large crowd, and a mid-table rate.
Rs. 527 for 100 ml at 34 per cent off - Rs. 5.27 a millilitre.
Why it earned its spot Thirty-four per cent off, against 72 per cent two picks up.
Rs. 433 for 4 x 20 ml - Rs. 5.41 a millilitre across a gift set.
Why it earned its spot Eighty millilitres split four ways, at a small-bottle rate.
Four picks from Rs. 172 to Rs. 772 where the rate runs to Rs. 20 a millilitre - twenty-seven times the cheapest can in chapter one.
Rs. 772 for 100 ml at 30 per cent off - Rs. 7.72 a millilitre.
Why it earned its spot The most expensive 100 ml bottle in the read, and the shallowest badge on one.
Rs. 172 for 20 ml - a low ticket price at eleven times the deodorant rate.
Why it earned its spot A hundred and seventy-two rupees, and only twenty millilitres of it.
Rs. 489 for 50 ml at 59 per cent off - just under Rs. 10 a millilitre.
Why it earned its spot Half the volume of the Rs. 379 bottle, at more money.
Rs. 599 for 30 ml at 25 per cent off - Rs. 19.97 a millilitre, the highest rate here.
Why it earned its spot Twenty-seven times the rate of the cheapest can on this page.
First: divide the price by the volume before anything else - it is printed on every listing, and it moves 27-fold across this page. Second: identify the class, because a body mist, an aerosol deodorant, a no-gas pump, an antiperspirant roll-on and an eau de parfum are five different products at five different concentrations, and only the last two are perfumes in the sense most shoppers mean. Third: read the rating count rather than the average, the same reading that Myntra's beauty shelf rewarded - here the averages sit inside a 0.4-point band while the crowds range from 431 to 45,913. Fourth: ignore the badge, which on this shelf is deepest on a Rs. 251 bottle and shallowest on the dearest-per-millilitre one, exactly as it behaved on the watch aisle. Then check the live coupon page before paying, because a marketplace code applies on top of the badge.
| Product | Sale price | MRP | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wild Stone Red, 225 ml | Rs. 165 | Rs. 330 | 50% |
| KamaSutra Spark, 220 ml | Rs. 161 | Rs. 299 | 46% |
| HE Respect, 100 g | Rs. 80 | Rs. 230 | 65% |
| Beardo SPY, 120 ml | Rs. 98 | Rs. 299 | 67% |
| Park Avenue Good Morning, 120 ml | Rs. 101 | Rs. 225 | 55% |
| Ajmal Dainty Glam mist, 200 ml | Rs. 170 | Rs. 400 | 58% |
| French Essence Noir, 50 ml | Rs. 43 | Rs. 85 | 49% |
| Denver Hamilton, 180 ml | Rs. 160 | Rs. 320 | 50% |
| Envy Dark, 115 g | Rs. 123 | Rs. 275 | 55% |
| Axe Signature Mysterious, 154 ml | Rs. 176 | Rs. 310 | 43% |
| Bombay Shaving Mexico, 100 ml | Rs. 229 | Rs. 795 | 71% |
| Renee Goddess EDP, 100 ml | Rs. 251 | Rs. 899 | 72% |
| Nivea Silver Protect roll-on, 50 ml | Rs. 161 | Rs. 249 | 35% |
| Arabian Aroma Seduction, 100 ml | Rs. 379 | Rs. 799 | 53% |
| Bella Vita Vanilla Gourmet, 100 ml | Rs. 527 | Rs. 799 | 34% |
| La French gift set, 4 x 20 ml | Rs. 433 | Rs. 849 | 49% |
| Ajmal Oud of Dubai, 100 ml | Rs. 772 | Rs. 1,099 | 30% |
| Fastrack Trance, 20 ml | Rs. 172 | Rs. 345 | 50% |
| Ajmal Love Muse EDP, 50 ml | Rs. 489 | Rs. 1,200 | 59% |
| Marks & Spencer Spiced Amber, 30 ml | Rs. 599 | Rs. 799 | 25% |
Every one of the 20 listings on this page states its own volume in millilitres or grams, so the shelf can be priced per unit - and per unit it spans 73 paise to Rs. 19.97, a 27x spread that the ticket price hides. The cheapest ticket in the read, at Rs. 43, is dearer per millilitre than a Rs. 165 can; a Rs. 172 bottle costs eleven times the rate of a Rs. 165 one. This is the only axis on the page that separates the listings, so it is the axis we ordered them by. Grams and millilitres are not interchangeable and we have not converted between them.
A deodorant aerosol, a no-gas pump spray, a body mist, an antiperspirant roll-on, an eau de toilette and an eau de parfum are six different products, and this shelf mixes all six under one search. Concentration rises across that list and volume falls, which is most of why the rate rises. So we say which class each pick is, and we only compare rates within a class - a body mist at 85 paise a millilitre and an oud EDP at Rs. 7.72 are not competing, whatever the search results imply.
Every pick here carries a real Myntra rating and rating count, and every average lands between 4.1 and 4.5 out of 5. On rating counts from 431 to 45,913, that is a shelf where the average tells you nothing and only the count varies usefully - it says how settled a number is, not how good a fragrance is. So the pills on this page report what Myntra publishes and nothing is ordered by them.
The badges on the seated listings run 25 to 72 per cent, and the pattern runs the wrong way for a shopper reading percentages: the deepest badge in the read sits on a Rs. 251 bottle and the shallowest on the Rs. 599 one that is dearest per millilitre. Two cans at an identical 73 paise a millilitre carry badges of 46 and 50 per cent. Across the wider 127-listing pull the arithmetic is starker still - 17 listings from one unfamiliar label all showed exactly 85 per cent off an identical stated MRP of Rs. 1,999, which is a pricing policy rather than a sale.
On the read we did on August 15, the strongest case under Rs. 500 is the Renee Goddess eau de parfum at Rs. 251 for a full 100 ml bottle - Rs. 2.51 a millilitre, which is the second-cheapest perfume rate on the page, backed by 8,238 Myntra ratings averaging 4.4. The Bombay Shaving Company Mexico at Rs. 229 for 100 ml is marginally cheaper per millilitre at Rs. 2.29 with a smaller crowd behind it at 1,626 ratings. Both are eau de parfums in full-size bottles, which matters because several sub-Rs. 500 listings on the same shelf are 20 ml or 30 ml bottles costing four to eight times as much per millilitre. We have not smelled any of them - what we can say is which ones give you the most liquid for the money and how many buyers have rated them.
They are not the same purchase, so value has to be read within each class. Per millilitre the deodorants and body sprays on this page run 73 paise to Rs. 1.14, and the perfumes run Rs. 2.29 to Rs. 19.97 - so a deodorant is roughly three to twenty times cheaper by volume. But an aerosol body spray is mostly propellant and alcohol with a light fragrance load and fades in hours, while an eau de parfum carries a far higher concentration of fragrance oil and is applied in far smaller quantities. If you want something to reapply through an August workday, the 200 ml-plus cans in chapter one are the arithmetic answer. If you want one application to last, a 100 ml eau de parfum at Rs. 2.29 to Rs. 3.79 a millilitre is the class to shop, and the cheapest ticket price on the shelf is not it.
The percentage is arithmetic on a stated MRP that the seller sets, and on this shelf it behaves like a description of that MRP rather than of value. Two cans on this page work out to an identical 73 paise a millilitre while carrying badges of 46 and 50 per cent. The deepest badge in the read, 72 per cent, sits on a Rs. 251 bottle; the shallowest, 25 per cent, sits on the Rs. 599 bottle that is the dearest per millilitre on the page. In the wider 127-listing pull, one unfamiliar label showed 17 listings all at exactly 85 per cent off an identical stated MRP of Rs. 1,999 - a pricing policy, not a sale. The prices themselves are real and were read from Myntra's own listings on August 15; the percentages are worth reporting and not worth ranking on.
They are concentration labels, not quality grades. Body mist carries the lowest fragrance-oil load, which is why it is sold in the largest bottles and reapplied through the day - the 200 ml mist on this page is 85 paise a millilitre for exactly that reason. Eau de toilette sits higher, eau de parfum higher still, and each step up means less liquid used per application and a longer wear time. A deodorant or perfumed body spray is a separate product again, formulated to control odour rather than to project a scent, and an antiperspirant roll-on is different from both because it works on sweat with aluminium salts rather than on smell with fragrance. The practical consequence for this page: compare rates within a class, because the classes are not substitutes even when the search results mix them.
For daily deodorant use, the Wild Stone Red at Rs. 165 for 225 ml - 73 paise a millilitre, the cheapest rate in the read, rated 4.5 by 2,830 buyers. If you would rather buy the largest crowd's choice at nearly the same rate, the Denver Hamilton at Rs. 160 for 180 ml carries 45,913 ratings at 4.5. For a fragrance rather than a deodorant, the Renee Goddess at Rs. 251 for 100 ml is the best combination of rate and evidence on the page. The picks to think twice about are the small bottles: a 20 ml perfume at Rs. 172 and a 30 ml eau de toilette at Rs. 599 are Rs. 8.60 and Rs. 19.97 a millilitre respectively, and both are defensible only if you specifically want a small bottle to carry.



















