Fifty-two priced listings read in one session. The body wash costs the same per ml whichever size you buy, fifteen products are badged exactly 50%, the minoxidil is badged 3%, and not one listing says how many people rated it.
We read fifty-seven Man Matters products on 12 September 2026 and fifty-two of them carry both a selling price and a stated MRP, from Rs. 149 to Rs. 898. Two things run through the list. The Charcoal Body Wash sells at Rs. 249, Rs. 498 and Rs. 747 for 250 ml, 500 ml and 750 ml — Rs. 0.996 per millilitre at all three sizes — so there is no volume discount to find. And the badges split along a medical line: fifteen cosmetics are at exactly 50%, while the four minoxidil solutions are at 12%, 11%, 9% and 3%.
Every price below was pulled from Man Matters on September 12, 2026 and checked against the MRP on the listing. Stack them with the live codes on our Man Matters coupons page, which the deals desk re-verifies daily.
The bottom of the catalogue, where the list prices are round numbers and the selling prices are those numbers halved.
Rs. 149 for 100 ml of 1% ketoconazole shampoo, badged 50%.
Why it earned its spot The floor of the price list, on the catalogue's commonest badge.
Rs. 199 for derma roller refill heads, off a stated Rs. 399.
Why it earned its spot The refill costs two-thirds of the roller it refills.
A lidocaine-free delay spray at half of a stated Rs. 399.
Why it earned its spot One of the performance products that sits outside the prescription set.
Intimate wash at Rs. 2.06 per ml, badged 50% off Rs. 495.
Why it earned its spot The best-rated product in this chapter, at the catalogue's standard badge.
Rs. 249 for 90 ml, badged 50% off a stated Rs. 499.
Why it earned its spot A leave-in serum at a quarter of the price of the medicated one below.
Badged 50% off Rs. 499, and rated 4.7 — the joint highest here.
Why it earned its spot The highest star average in this read, on the catalogue's standard badge.
The 250 ml bottle that sets a rate the larger sizes never beat, and the first three listings badged at something other than 50%.
250 ml of charcoal body wash at Rs. 249 — Rs. 0.996 per ml.
Why it earned its spot The small bottle, and the reference rate for the two larger ones.
Hair Activator+ bundles a derma roller with a treatment, badged 50%.
Why it earned its spot The bundle costs less than the roller and a serum bought separately.
Rs. 299 for the 1 MM dermaroller, badged 56% — and rated 2.0.
Why it earned its spot The catalogue's largest badge and its smallest star average, on one product.
A scalp massager, off a stated Rs. 499 — the wall starts breaking.
Why it earned its spot The first listing on this page that is not at half price.
Flakes removal lotion, off a stated Rs. 399.
Why it earned its spot Same price as the two cards above it, half their badge.
Two shampoos at the same price per millilitre and badges of 14% and 50%, a kit halved exactly like its parts, and the serum that costs 2.6 times its sibling.
DHT blocking shampoo, 300 ml, off a stated Rs. 499.
Why it earned its spot A hair-loss shampoo priced like a medicine, not like a shampoo.
TOSTERO at 50%, and the reference price for the 120-count below.
Why it earned its spot The small pack, and half of exactly what the big pack costs.
The daily hygiene kit, badged 50% off a stated Rs. 994.
Why it earned its spot A bundle priced at half its combined list price, like everything else.
500 ml of charcoal body wash at Rs. 498 — still Rs. 0.996 per ml.
Why it earned its spot The middle rung of the size ladder that does not reward going bigger.
The advanced hair serum, off a stated Rs. 799.
Why it earned its spot The same brand's other hair serum, at two and a half times the price.
The four drug products, the 750 ml bottle that still costs Rs. 0.996 per ml, and the capsule pack that is exactly double for exactly double.
Rs. 699 for 5% minoxidil with procapil, badged 12%.
Why it earned its spot The first of the four minoxidil solutions, on the largest of their badges.
750 ml of charcoal body wash at Rs. 747 — Rs. 0.996 per ml again.
Why it earned its spot Three sizes, one rate, and the largest bottle proves it.
5% minoxidil with 0.1% finasteride, on a single-digit-adjacent badge.
Why it earned its spot A two-drug combination at a hundred rupees off its list price.
Rs. 849 for 10% minoxidil with finasteride — badged 3%.
Why it earned its spot Thirty-three rupees off, on the strongest formulation here.
Rs. 898 for 120 TOSTERO capsules, against Rs. 449 for 60.
Why it earned its spot The last card, and the second proof that bulk buys nothing here.
First: divide by the size before you buy the big one. The charcoal body wash is Rs. 0.996 per ml in all three bottles and TOSTERO is Rs. 7.48 a capsule in both packs, so the larger pack is a convenience, never a saving. Second: ignore the 50% badge as a signal of value - fifteen separate listings carry it because their MRPs are round numbers that have been halved, and three products priced at an identical Rs. 299 carry badges of 56%, 40% and 25%. Third: treat the minoxidil shelf as medicine. Sixteen listings in this read are flagged prescription-only, the four minoxidil solutions are discounted 3% to 12%, and a doctor rather than a price list should decide whether you use them. Fourth: do not lean on the star ratings - the site publishes an average on every product and a count on none, and its deepest discount sits on its lowest-rated item. If you want a cheaper cosmetic shelf, our Beardo hair care price read covers the same aisle at a rival brand.
| Product | Sale price | MRP | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ketoconazole shampoo | Rs. 149 | Rs. 299 | 50% |
| Derma roller refills | Rs. 199 | Rs. 399 | 50% |
| ENDURE spray | Rs. 199 | Rs. 399 | 50% |
| SWASH intimate wash | Rs. 247 | Rs. 495 | 50% |
| Hair strengthening serum | Rs. 249 | Rs. 499 | 50% |
| Magnesium oil spray | Rs. 249 | Rs. 499 | 50% |
| Charcoal body wash 250 ml | Rs. 249 | Rs. 499 | 50% |
| Hair Activator+ roller | Rs. 274 | Rs. 549 | 50% |
| 1 MM dermaroller | Rs. 299 | Rs. 685 | 56% |
| Scalp massager | Rs. 299 | Rs. 499 | 40% |
| Flakes removal lotion | Rs. 299 | Rs. 399 | 25% |
| DHT blocking shampoo | Rs. 429 | Rs. 499 | 14% |
| TOSTERO 60 capsules | Rs. 449 | Rs. 899 | 50% |
| Daily hygiene kit | Rs. 496 | Rs. 994 | 50% |
| Charcoal body wash 500 ml | Rs. 498 | Rs. 998 | 50% |
| Advanced hair serum | Rs. 649 | Rs. 799 | 18% |
| Growmax minoxidil 5% | Rs. 699 | Rs. 799 | 12% |
| Charcoal body wash 750 ml | Rs. 747 | Rs. 1,497 | 50% |
| Minoxifin 5% + finasteride | Rs. 799 | Rs. 899 | 11% |
| Growmax+ minoxidil 10% | Rs. 849 | Rs. 882 | 3% |
| TOSTERO 120 capsules | Rs. 898 | Rs. 1,798 | 50% |
On this catalogue that single step changes the answer. The Charcoal Body Wash sells at Rs. 249 for 250 ml, Rs. 498 for 500 ml and Rs. 747 for 750 ml — Rs. 0.996 per millilitre at all three sizes, identical to three decimal places. The 750 ml bottle is badged 50% off just like the 250 ml one, so nothing on the page is wrong; it is simply that going bigger buys you no rate at all. TOSTERO does the same: 60 capsules at Rs. 449, 120 at Rs. 898. We print the per-unit figure on every card where a size is stated.
Fifty-two of the fifty-seven products in this read carry a price pair, and their badges are not spread evenly. Fifteen of the fifty-two are badged exactly 50% — the single most common discount in the catalogue — while the median across all fifty-two is 22%. A store where the commonest discount is precisely half off is a store whose list prices are set with that halving in mind. Read the rupee price, which is the only number you pay.
The split in this catalogue runs along a medical line and it is stark. The four minoxidil topical solutions — the only actual drug products here — are badged 3%, 9%, 11% and 12%. The shampoos, body washes, sprays and rollers are the ones at 50%. Sixteen of the fifty-seven listings are flagged prescription-only in Man Matters's own feed, and we say so on every card that carries the flag. Nothing on this page is a claim that any product works; a prescription product needs a doctor, not a discount.
Man Matters publishes a star average on every product and a rating count on none of them. The ratings in this read run from 2.0 to 4.7, and not one listing says how many people that average is built from. A 4.7 from four customers and a 4.7 from four thousand are different claims and the site does not distinguish them, so no rating pill appears anywhere on this page. Where a rating is worth knowing — the catalogue's deepest discount sits on its lowest-rated product — we say the number in prose and label it as the site's own unverifiable figure.
No — it is exactly the same. In this read on 12 September 2026 the Charcoal Body Wash was Rs. 249 for 250 ml, Rs. 498 for 500 ml and Rs. 747 for 750 ml, which is Rs. 0.996 per millilitre at every size, identical to three decimal places. All three are badged 50% off stated MRPs of Rs. 499, Rs. 998 and Rs. 1,497. The same pattern appears on TOSTERO capsules: Rs. 449 for 60 and Rs. 898 for 120, or Rs. 7.48 a capsule either way. On this catalogue the larger pack is a convenience rather than a discount, so buy the size you will actually finish. Prices change without notice; check the live listing.
We do not know why, and Man Matters does not explain it — but the pattern is unambiguous. The four minoxidil topical solutions in this read were badged 12% (Growmax 5%, Rs. 699), 11% (Minoxifin, Rs. 799), 9% (the cetosomal variant, Rs. 999) and 3% (Growmax+ 10%, Rs. 849), against fifteen cosmetics on the same site badged exactly 50%. The 3% badge is the shallowest in the whole catalogue. All four are flagged prescription-only in the site's own feed, which means a consultation stands between you and the bottle regardless of price. Minoxidil and finasteride are pharmacologically active drugs with recognised side effects, and nothing on this page is medical advice or a recommendation to use them.
In this read it was the 1% Ketoconazole Anti-Dandruff Shampoo at Rs. 149 for 100 ml, badged 50% off a stated Rs. 299. Behind it came derma roller refills and the ENDURE spray at Rs. 199 each, the SWASH intimate wash at Rs. 247, and three separate products at Rs. 249 — a hair strengthening serum, a magnesium oil spray and the 250 ml charcoal body wash. Note that the cheapest bottle is not the cheapest rate: at 100 ml the shampoo works out at Rs. 1.49 per millilitre, the dearest per-ml figure on this page, because it is the smallest container in the read.
No. This is the single biggest gap in the site's product data. Every one of the fifty-seven products in this read publishes a star average, and not one publishes a rating count. The averages run from 2.0 to 4.7. Without a denominator those numbers cannot be weighed — a 4.7 built from four ratings and a 4.7 built from four thousand are entirely different claims — so no rating pill appears anywhere on this page and we quote the averages in prose only. It is worth knowing that the catalogue's deepest discount, 56% on the 1 MM dermaroller, sits on its lowest-rated product at 2.0 stars.
It means the selling price is half the stated MRP, which is not quite the same question. Fifteen of the fifty-two discounted listings in this read are badged exactly 50%, and the mechanism is visible in the numbers: their list prices are round figures — Rs. 299, Rs. 499, Rs. 998, Rs. 1,497 — and the selling prices are those figures halved. The clearest test is three products in this read priced at an identical Rs. 299 carrying badges of 56%, 40% and 25%: same outlay, three different percentages, because the percentage describes the MRP rather than what you get. A stated MRP is a manufacturer's claim and retailers are entitled to display it; compare the rupee price and the per-unit rate instead.




















