Seventy deodorant and perfume listings read on Myntra. The mass-market cans discount two-thirds off and the imported bottles do not move at all, the two deepest badges turn out to be unsupportable list prices, and sixty thousand ratings cannot tell you which can to buy. Volume can.
We read seventy deodorant and perfume listings on Myntra on 9 September 2026, and the shelf splits cleanly in two. Below Rs. 200 sit the Indian mass brands - HE, Denver, Wild Stone, Park Avenue, Fogg - discounting 45% to 74%. Above Rs. 599 sit ten Marks & Spencer fragrances discounting nothing at all, and a Kenaz bottle at a flat 0% off. This page takes the first half. Within it the star ratings are worthless - everything scores 4.2 to 4.5 on crowds of up to 69,956 - so we priced every can by the millilitre instead, and that reorders the whole shelf.
Every price below was pulled from Myntra on September 9, 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 listings, none above Rs. 119, and between them roughly a hundred and twenty thousand ratings. This is where the discounting is deepest and where the per-millilitre arithmetic decides everything.
Rs. 80 for a 100g HE can, with 18,616 ratings behind it.
Why it earned its spot The floor of the entire read, and eighteen thousand people have rated it.
Rs. 87 for HE Respect — 42,399 ratings at 4.4.
Why it earned its spot Forty-two thousand ratings, and seven rupees more than the cheapest.
Rs. 88 against a stated Rs. 90 — a 2% discount, the smallest here.
Why it earned its spot Two rupees off. It is the only listing on this page pricing like a shop.
Rs. 94 for 120ml of Park Avenue Good Morning Intense.
Why it earned its spot Under a hundred rupees with the third-largest crowd in the read.
Rs. 99 for 150ml — Rs. 0.66/ml, joint-cheapest in the read.
Why it earned its spot No can on this shelf gives you more millilitres per rupee.
Rs. 103 against a stated Rs. 399 — 74% off, 8,054 ratings.
Why it earned its spot A 74% badge, the largest on this page that is not obviously invented.
Rs. 110 for a compressed 120ml Wild Stone Bronze body perfume.
Why it earned its spot No propellant — it sprays wet and close, and it flies in cabin bags.
Rs. 110 for 120ml of Envy Speed — same price, conventional can.
Why it earned its spot Identical money and volume to the Wild Stone above, with the gas kept in.
Rs. 118 for Beardo's Mariner Capt. Jack, 120ml.
Why it earned its spot The second Beardo here, at fifteen rupees more and with a smaller crowd.
Rs. 119 for 165ml — Rs. 0.72/ml, third-cheapest by volume.
Why it earned its spot A large can at a small price, and a 48% badge rather than a fantasy one.
The largest tins in the read sit here, alongside Wild Stone's compressed Code range, the only roll-on on the page and the shelf's most-rated deodorant.
225ml for Rs. 148 — Rs. 0.66/ml, joint-cheapest by volume.
Why it earned its spot The largest can in the read, at the joint-lowest price per millilitre.
Rs. 160 for 180ml, and 46,967 people have rated it.
Why it earned its spot Forty-seven thousand ratings at 4.5 — the most-evidenced can here.
Rs. 160 for Fogg Master Pine — 789 ratings, the fewest seated here.
Why it earned its spot Same price as the Denver above, a fraction of the evidence and volume.
Rs. 164 for 220ml of Park Avenue Mega Voyage, 24,625 ratings.
Why it earned its spot Near-cheapest per ml, with twenty-four thousand ratings attached.
Rs. 166 for a 50ml Nivea antiperspirant roll-on, not a spray.
Why it earned its spot A different product entirely — antiperspirant, not deodorant.
Rs. 175 for 150ml of Wild Stone Code Steel, compressed.
Why it earned its spot Wild Stone's premium compressed line, at half its stated list price.
Rs. 182 for 150ml of Nivea Fresh Active, a conventional spray.
Why it earned its spot An international brand at Indian mass-market money, with a real crowd.
Rs. 192 for Code Titanium, 150ml, no gas.
Why it earned its spot Seventeen rupees above Code Steel, same volume, same construction.
Rs. 199 for 150ml of Bella Vita Oud White — only 20% off.
Why it earned its spot A 20% badge on a shelf where 46% is the median. The list price is honest.
The deepest discounts in this read are also its least supportable list prices. Both are seated with the arithmetic printed, because a reader scanning percentages will meet them first.
Rs. 220 charged against a stated Rs. 1,299 — read that as a claim.
Why it earned its spot The joint-deepest discount on the shelf, and the least believable MRP.
Two 100ml bottles for Rs. 390, against a stated Rs. 2,298.
Why it earned its spot The other unbelievable MRP, and the lowest star score seated here.
Above Rs. 300 the product changes: higher oil concentration, smaller bottles, and the two largest rating crowds in the entire read.
Rs. 350 for a 50ml eau de parfum with 69,956 ratings.
Why it earned its spot Sixty-nine thousand ratings — the largest crowd anywhere in this read.
Rs. 383 for 100ml of Wild Stone Edge EDP — Rs. 3.83/ml.
Why it earned its spot Twice the bottle of the Beardo above, at roughly half the price per ml.
Rs. 449 for four 20ml bottles — 80ml in total, at Rs. 5.61/ml.
Why it earned its spot The top of this cut, and a lesson in how sets price against single bottles.
First: divide the price by the millilitres before you compare anything. A Rs. 88 can and a Rs. 148 can on this page work out at Rs. 1.76/ml and Rs. 0.66/ml respectively, and the cheaper one is the worse buy. Second: divide the stated MRP by the price. If the answer is four, five or six, you are reading a claim rather than a discount - two listings here do exactly that. Third: decide whether you want gas or no gas before you compare prices, because compressed body perfumes cost roughly double per millilitre and are a different product, not a better-value version of the same one. Fourth: ignore the star score. For the checkout layer, see how Myntra Insider tiers actually discount, which moves more money than any badge on this shelf.
| Product | Sale price | MRP | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| HE Active Extreme 100g | Rs. 80 | Rs. 230 | 65% |
| HE Respect 100g | Rs. 87 | Rs. 250 | 65% |
| Denver Imperial Nano 50ml | Rs. 88 | Rs. 90 | 2% |
| Park Avenue Good Morning 120ml | Rs. 94 | Rs. 225 | 58% |
| Wild Stone Beyond 150ml | Rs. 99 | Rs. 249 | 60% |
| Beardo Pride 100g | Rs. 103 | Rs. 399 | 74% |
| Wild Stone Bronze gas-free 120ml | Rs. 110 | Rs. 275 | 60% |
| Envy Speed 120ml | Rs. 110 | Rs. 230 | 52% |
| Beardo Mariner 120ml | Rs. 118 | Rs. 349 | 66% |
| Denver Sporting Club Phyton 165ml | Rs. 119 | Rs. 230 | 48% |
| Wild Stone Red 225ml | Rs. 148 | Rs. 330 | 55% |
| Denver Hamilton 180ml | Rs. 160 | Rs. 320 | 50% |
| Fogg Master Pine 120ml | Rs. 160 | Rs. 250 | 36% |
| Park Avenue Mega Voyage 220ml | Rs. 164 | Rs. 299 | 45% |
| Nivea Silver Protect roll-on 50ml | Rs. 166 | Rs. 249 | 33% |
| Wild Stone Code Steel 150ml | Rs. 175 | Rs. 350 | 50% |
| Nivea Fresh Active 150ml | Rs. 182 | Rs. 299 | 39% |
| Wild Stone Code Titanium 150ml | Rs. 192 | Rs. 350 | 45% |
| Bella Vita Oud White 150ml | Rs. 199 | Rs. 249 | 20% |
| BLA BLI BLU On the Hills 90ml | Rs. 220 | Rs. 1,299 | 83% |
| VOKKA Thai Oud and Thai Aqua set | Rs. 390 | Rs. 2,298 | 83% |
| Beardo Whisky Smoke EDP 50ml | Rs. 350 | Rs. 899 | 61% |
| Wild Stone Edge EDP 100ml | Rs. 383 | Rs. 799 | 52% |
| Bella Vita 4-piece EDP set | Rs. 449 | Rs. 849 | 47% |
A deodorant is sold by volume and used by volume, so the only comparison that survives contact with the shelf is rupees per ml. It reorders everything: the Rs. 99 Wild Stone Beyond and the Rs. 148 Wild Stone Red both work out at Rs. 0.66/ml and are the cheapest things in this read, while the Rs. 88 Denver Imperial Nano — the third-cheapest listing by price — costs Rs. 1.76/ml because the can holds 50ml. Every card on this page prints the volume and the per-ml figure.
Two listings here run an 83% badge, the deepest on the shelf, and both are arithmetic we cannot support: BLA BLI BLU charges Rs. 220 against a stated Rs. 1,299, VOKKA charges Rs. 390 for two 100ml bottles against a stated Rs. 2,298. Neither brand sells anywhere at those list prices. We have seated both, because they are what the shelf actually looks like, and each card says plainly that the MRP is a claim rather than a price anything ever sold at.
This is one of the most heavily-rated shelves on Myntra — Beardo's Whisky Smoke carries 69,956 ratings, Wild Stone Edge 67,211, Denver Hamilton 46,967 — and every single seated product lands between 4.2 and 4.5. A range that narrow across sixty thousand-person crowds is not discrimination, it is a floor. We print both numbers on every card and we do not use the star score to rank anything.
"No Gas", "Gas-Free" and "Nano" are not decoration on this shelf. Wild Stone's whole Code line and its Bronze can are compressed body perfumes, Denver's Imperial Nano is a 50ml compressed can, and the rest are conventional aerosols. Gas-free sprays go out wetter and closer, last longer per press, and are the ones airlines allow in cabin baggage. The listing's own wording is reproduced on each card; we did not spray anything.
In this read, HE Active Extreme at Rs. 80 for a 100g can was the lowest price of the seventy listings, with 18,616 ratings at 4.3 behind it. But cheapest by price and cheapest by use are different questions: the Rs. 99 Wild Stone Beyond (150ml) and the Rs. 148 Wild Stone Red (225ml) both work out at Rs. 0.66 per millilitre, the lowest running cost on the page, while the Rs. 88 Denver Imperial Nano costs Rs. 1.76/ml because the can holds only 50ml. Prices were read on 9 September 2026 and change without notice.
Because the percentage is calculated against a stated MRP, and the MRP is the seller's own claim rather than a verified price. Two listings in this read run an 83% badge: BLA BLI BLU charges Rs. 220 against a stated Rs. 1,299, and VOKKA charges Rs. 390 for two 100ml bottles against a stated Rs. 2,298. Neither brand sells at those figures in any channel we could find. The median badge across the whole read is 46%, and the most credible claims on the page are the small ones — Denver's Imperial Nano at 2% off and Bella Vita's Oud White at 20% off both price the way a brand prices when it means its list price.
A conventional deodorant uses a propellant to throw an aerosol cloud; a "No Gas" or "Gas-Free" body perfume is compressed and delivers liquid instead. The practical differences are that gas-free sprays go on wetter and closer to the skin, waste far less per press so the can lasts longer than the volume suggests, and are permitted in cabin baggage where aerosols are restricted. On this page Wild Stone's three Code cans and its Bronze can are gas-free, as is Denver's 50ml Imperial Nano. They cost roughly Rs. 1.17 to Rs. 1.28 per millilitre against Rs. 0.66 to Rs. 0.92 for the aerosols, so the format carries a real premium.
The counts are, the averages are not. This shelf carries some of the largest rating crowds on the site — Beardo Whisky Smoke has 69,956 ratings, Wild Stone Edge 67,211, Denver Hamilton 46,967, Park Avenue Good Morning 46,822, HE Respect 42,399 — and every product seated on this page scores between 4.2 and 4.5. A range that narrow across crowds that large tells you these products are all acceptable and nothing more. Use the count to confirm a listing is real and widely bought, then choose on volume, format and scent.
It depends on how you use it. An eau de parfum carries a much higher fragrance-oil concentration, so a 50ml bottle lasts far longer than 50ml of body spray — but the per-millilitre cost is a different order. On this page the Beardo Whisky Smoke EDP is Rs. 7.00/ml and the Wild Stone Edge EDP is Rs. 3.83/ml, against Rs. 0.66/ml for the cheapest cans. Between the two parfums the arithmetic is clear: the Wild Stone gives you twice the bottle for Rs. 33 more and scores 4.5 from 67,211 ratings. If you want a scent that projects for hours, buy the parfum; if you want something to use after the gym, the Rs. 99 can is the correct purchase.























