Plum BodyLovin Prices September 2026: Lotions 20% Off, From Rs. 234

Ninety-nine paise per millilitre is the floor of this entire read and it belongs to the format that needs the most volume - you use a body lotion by the handful, not the drop. Note the tier: this is 20 per cent off, not the 15 per cent that covers most of Plum's catalogue. Every body lotion seated on this page is in that 20 per cent tier, which makes lotion simultaneously the cheapest thing here per millilitre and the most discounted. If you are buying one thing from BodyLovin' on price alone, it is a 400 ml lotion.

• Price: Rs. 396 for 400 ml (stated MRP Rs. 495)
• Cost per unit: Rs. 0.99 per ml
• Key detail: Rs. 396, Matcha But Disco Milky Body Lotion, 400 ml - 20% off a stated Rs. 495
• Discount: 20% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 99 - the 20% body-lotion tier, deeper than Plum's usual 15%
• Rating: Plum's own feed publishes no rating average or rating count, so no rating pill is shown on this card
• Buying logic: Daily all-over use after a shower, which is the only way a 400 ml bottle gets used.

Four hundred millilitres again, 20 per cent off again, and six paise a millilitre more than the Matcha lotion above. That gap is a rounding error over the life of a bottle - about Rs. 24 in total - and it is the honest summary of how to shop this part of the shelf: within body lotion, the price differences are too small to decide anything, so choose the scent you want. Hawaiian Rumba is the tropical, coconut-leaning one in BodyLovin's range against Matcha's green, milky reading. We have not smelled either, and scent is the one attribute a price page cannot help with.

• Price: Rs. 420 for 400 ml (stated MRP Rs. 525)
• Cost per unit: Rs. 1.05 per ml
• Key detail: Rs. 420, Hawaiian Rumba Body Lotion, 400 ml - 20% off a stated Rs. 525
• Discount: 20% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 105 - the 20% body-lotion tier, deeper than Plum's usual 15%
• Rating: Plum's own feed publishes no rating average or rating count, so no rating pill is shown on this card
• Buying logic: The same daily job; pick on how the scent reads to you, not on the price gap.

Vanilla Vibes is BodyLovin's flagship scent - it appears on this page as a hand cream, a deodorant, a body wash, a scrub, a body oil, a body mist and a lotion, more variants than any other fragrance in the range - and it carries a modest premium for it. Rs. 1.09 per millilitre against the Matcha's Rs. 0.99 is ten per cent, or Rs. 40 across the bottle. Both are in the 20 per cent tier. If you want the scent layered across several formats, this is the line to buy into; if you just want a lotion, the cheaper ones do the same job.

• Price: Rs. 436 for 400 ml (stated MRP Rs. 545)
• Cost per unit: Rs. 1.09 per ml
• Key detail: Rs. 436, Vanilla Vibes Body Lotion, 400 ml - 20% off a stated Rs. 545
• Discount: 20% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 109 - the 20% body-lotion tier, deeper than Plum's usual 15%
• Rating: Plum's own feed publishes no rating average or rating count, so no rating pill is shown on this card
• Buying logic: Daily use, and the scent BodyLovin' has built the widest product range around.

Two hundred and thirty-nine rupees is the cheapest lotion on the page and Rs. 1.20 per millilitre is the most expensive lotion on the page. Both statements are true and that is the point of printing a per-unit price on every card. The 400 ml version of this same Vanilla Caramello lotion is Rs. 380, which is Rs. 0.95 per ml - 21 per cent cheaper per millilitre for Rs. 141 more up front, at the identical 20 per cent badge. Buy the small one to test a scent. Do not buy it as your regular lotion.

• Price: Rs. 239 for 200 ml (stated MRP Rs. 299)
• Cost per unit: Rs. 1.20 per ml
• Key detail: Rs. 239, Vanilla Caramello Body Lotion, 200 ml - 20% off a stated Rs. 299
• Discount: 20% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 60 - the 20% body-lotion tier, deeper than Plum's usual 15%
• Rating: Plum's own feed publishes no rating average or rating count, so no rating pill is shown on this card
• Buying logic: A handbag or travel size, or a trial of a scent before buying the big bottle.

A body sunscreen is a genuinely under-bought product - most people who apply sunscreen to their face apply nothing to their arms and neck - and this is the only one on the shelf. Rs. 1.70 per millilitre against a plain lotion's Rs. 0.99 is the cost of the filters. SPF 35 PA+++ is a step below the SPF 50 PA++++ on Plum's face sunscreens, which is a reasonable trade for a body product you will apply in much larger quantities. The practical caveat the listing does not state: body sunscreen needs reapplying after swimming or heavy sweating, and 200 ml does not go far if you apply the tested amount.

• Price: Rs. 340 for 200 ml (stated MRP Rs. 425)
• Cost per unit: Rs. 1.70 per ml
• Key detail: Rs. 340, Lily Miss Sunshine Sunscreen Body Lotion SPF 35 PA+++, 200 ml - 20% off Rs. 425
• Discount: 20% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 85 - the 20% body-lotion tier, deeper than Plum's usual 15%
• Rating: Plum's own feed publishes no rating average or rating count, so no rating pill is shown on this card
• Buying logic: Arms, neck and legs on days out; the part of sun protection most people skip.

Nine of the body washes and shower gels in this read are priced at exactly Rs. 323, back on the standard 15 per cent tier rather than the lotions' 20. The only thing that separates them is volume: this one and the Hazelnut Eclair are 240 ml, while the shower gels are 250 ml. That is a six paise per millilitre difference and no reason to choose. Body wash is a rinse-off product with seconds of skin contact, so what you are actually paying for here is the scent and the shower experience, which is a perfectly honest thing to buy - just not a skincare one.

• Price: Rs. 323 for 240 ml (stated MRP Rs. 380)
• Cost per unit: Rs. 1.35 per ml
• Key detail: Rs. 323, Vanilla Caramello Body Wash, 240 ml - 15% off a stated Rs. 380
• Discount: 15% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 57
• Rating: Plum's own feed publishes no rating average or rating count, so no rating pill is shown on this card
• Buying logic: Everyday showering, where scent is most of what you are buying.

Same Rs. 323, same 15 per cent tier, ten millilitres more in the bottle. That makes this and the two other 250 ml shower gels the cheapest per millilitre in the bath aisle at Rs. 1.29, against Rs. 1.35 for the 240 ml body washes. The saving is about Rs. 15 over the bottle, which is trivial - we report it because the whole purpose of a per-unit column is that it shows you where identical prices hide different quantities, and this is the mildest example on the page. The severe examples are in the fragrance chapter.

• Price: Rs. 323 for 250 ml (stated MRP Rs. 380)
• Cost per unit: Rs. 1.29 per ml
• Key detail: Rs. 323, Matcha But Disco Body Wash, 250 ml - 15% off a stated Rs. 380
• Discount: 15% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 57
• Rating: Plum's own feed publishes no rating average or rating count, so no rating pill is shown on this card
• Buying logic: Daily showering, for anyone who wants a green rather than a dessert scent.

BodyLovin's naming is doing a lot of work across this range, and the pricing is doing none: this is the third listing on the page at Rs. 323 for 250 ml, or Rs. 1.29 per millilitre. When nine products in a category share one price and one discount tier, price has been removed from the decision entirely, and the brand is asking you to choose on scent alone. That is a legitimate way to run a fragranced range. It also means anyone comparing shower gels here on value is comparing numbers that were set to be identical.

• Price: Rs. 323 for 250 ml (stated MRP Rs. 380)
• Cost per unit: Rs. 1.29 per ml
• Key detail: Rs. 323, Boardroom In Bora Bora Shower Gel, 250 ml - 15% off a stated Rs. 380
• Discount: 15% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 57
• Rating: Plum's own feed publishes no rating average or rating count, so no rating pill is shown on this card
• Buying logic: Morning showers, if you want something less sweet than BodyLovin's dessert range.

Hazelnut Eclair is one of BodyLovin's dessert scents and, like the Vanilla Caramello, it comes in the 240 ml bottle rather than the 250 ml one, at the same Rs. 323. There is no functional difference between the two formats that the listings state - it is simply which bottle the scent was packaged into. If you are buying two body washes and are indifferent between the scents, the 250 ml ones give you 20 millilitres more for the same money. If you are not indifferent between the scents, ignore this entirely, because the difference is worth about fifteen rupees.

• Price: Rs. 323 for 240 ml (stated MRP Rs. 380)
• Cost per unit: Rs. 1.35 per ml
• Key detail: Rs. 323, Hazelnut Eclair Body Wash, 240 ml - 15% off a stated Rs. 380
• Discount: 15% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 57
• Rating: Plum's own feed publishes no rating average or rating count, so no rating pill is shown on this card
• Buying logic: The same daily job as the rest of this chapter.

A sugar scrub is a physical exfoliant: sugar granules in an oil or emulsifier base that dissolve as you work them in, which makes them gentler than salt or crushed shell scrubs because the abrasive gets smaller rather than staying sharp. At Rs. 2.34 per gram it is the dearest thing in this chapter, but it is also used once or twice a week rather than daily, so 200 g lasts far longer than a 240 ml body wash does. The honest caution is frequency rather than price - daily physical exfoliation is how people damage a skin barrier, and the listing does not say so.

• Price: Rs. 468 for 200 g (stated MRP Rs. 550)
• Cost per unit: Rs. 2.34 per g
• Key detail: Rs. 468, Vanilla Vibes Sugar Body Scrub, 200 g - 15% off a stated Rs. 550
• Discount: 15% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 82
• Rating: Plum's own feed publishes no rating average or rating count, so no rating pill is shown on this card
• Buying logic: Once or twice a week, and before self-tan or a fragranced lotion if you use one.

Body butter and body lotion are not the same product priced differently. A butter is a low-water, high-lipid emulsion - thicker, more occlusive, slower to absorb - and it is meant for the places a lotion does not fix. That is the argument for Rs. 2.60 per gram against a lotion's Rs. 0.99 per millilitre. Note also that the butter sits on the standard 15 per cent tier while every lotion here is at 20, which widens the real gap further. Buy it for dry patches in winter; buying it as your everyday all-over moisturiser is how 180 g disappears in three weeks.

• Price: Rs. 468 for 180 g (stated MRP Rs. 550)
• Cost per unit: Rs. 2.60 per g
• Key detail: Rs. 468, Vanilla Caramello Body Butter, 180 g - 15% off a stated Rs. 550
• Discount: 15% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 82
• Rating: Plum's own feed publishes no rating average or rating count, so no rating pill is shown on this card
• Buying logic: Dry winter skin, elbows, knees and heels rather than all-over daily use.

Body oil is the most misused product in this category. Applied to dry skin it sits on the surface and transfers onto clothes; applied to skin still damp from the shower it traps that water against the skin, which is the actual mechanism and the reason it outperforms its price. Rs. 2.54 per millilitre puts it between a body wash and a body butter. One hundred millilitres is a modest bottle, but oil is applied in far smaller quantities than lotion, so it lasts. Standard 15 per cent tier.

• Price: Rs. 254 for 100 ml (stated MRP Rs. 299)
• Cost per unit: Rs. 2.54 per ml
• Key detail: Rs. 254, Vanilla Vibes Body Oil, 100 ml - 15% off a stated Rs. 299
• Discount: 15% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 45
• Rating: Plum's own feed publishes no rating average or rating count, so no rating pill is shown on this card
• Buying logic: Damp skin straight after a shower, which is the only time a body oil works well.

Two hundred and thirty-four rupees is the smallest number on this page, and Rs. 7.80 per gram is nearly eight times what a body lotion costs per unit. Hand cream is priced like that everywhere - the pack is tiny, the formula is usually richer, and the format carries a premium. Whether that is worth it depends entirely on whether you will actually carry a 30 g tube around, because a hand cream in a drawer at home is just an expensive body lotion. All four BodyLovin' hand creams are at this identical Rs. 234 and the standard 15 per cent.

• Price: Rs. 234 for 30 g (stated MRP Rs. 275)
• Cost per unit: Rs. 7.80 per g
• Key detail: Rs. 234, Vanilla Vibes Hand Cream, 30 g - 15% off a stated Rs. 275
• Discount: 15% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 41
• Rating: Plum's own feed publishes no rating average or rating count, so no rating pill is shown on this card
• Buying logic: A bag or desk cream for washed-out hands, particularly in winter.

Per millilitre this looks expensive next to the lotions, and in use it is the opposite - a roll-on deposits a fraction of a millilitre per application, so 50 ml outlasts a 400 ml lotion comfortably. This is the clearest case on the page of why cost per millilitre has to be read alongside how much of the product a use actually consumes. One thing the listing does not state and we will not infer: whether this is a deodorant only or also an antiperspirant. Those do different things - masking odour against reducing sweat - and the product name says deodorant.

• Price: Rs. 293 for 50 ml (stated MRP Rs. 345)
• Cost per unit: Rs. 5.86 per ml
• Key detail: Rs. 293, Vanilla Vibes Deodorant Roll On, 50 ml - 15% off a stated Rs. 345
• Discount: 15% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 52
• Rating: Plum's own feed publishes no rating average or rating count, so no rating pill is shown on this card
• Buying logic: Daily, and the format that lasts longest per rupee of anything on this page.

Thirty-three rupees ninety a gram makes this the highest per-unit cost anywhere in this read - above every eau de parfum on the page. That is the small-pack premium at its most extreme, and it is worth seeing plainly, because a lip balm is the product people are least likely to price-check. The four Glassic balms are all at this Rs. 339. Against that: 10 g of lip balm is months of use, and the practical test of any balm is whether you reach for it, which is a texture and scent question we cannot answer from a feed.

• Price: Rs. 339 for 10 g (stated MRP Rs. 399)
• Cost per unit: Rs. 33.90 per g
• Key detail: Rs. 339, Kaapi Tiramisu Glassic Lip Balm, 10 g - 15% off a stated Rs. 399
• Discount: 15% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 60
• Rating: Plum's own feed publishes no rating average or rating count, so no rating pill is shown on this card
• Buying logic: Dry lips, and as a tinted gloss rather than a treatment balm.

A body mist is not a weaker perfume in a bigger bottle - it is a different product class with a much lower fragrance-oil concentration in a mostly alcohol or water base, which is why it costs Rs. 3.36 per millilitre against an eau de parfum's Rs. 20-plus, and why it fades in an hour or two rather than lasting a day. That makes it the sensible buy if you want to smell of something in the afternoon without committing, and the wrong buy if you want a scent that lasts. Plum does not publish concentration figures for either format, so we describe the categories rather than these specific products.

• Price: Rs. 336 for 100 ml (stated MRP Rs. 395)
• Cost per unit: Rs. 3.36 per ml
• Key detail: Rs. 336, Hazelnut Eclair Body Mist, 100 ml - 15% off a stated Rs. 395
• Discount: 15% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 59
• Rating: Plum's own feed publishes no rating average or rating count, so no rating pill is shown on this card
• Buying logic: Daytime and gym-bag use, where a light scent that fades is the point.

Priced identically to the Hazelnut Eclair mist at Rs. 3.36 per millilitre, and worth seating because of what sits beside it: a 150 ml version of this same mist is listed at Rs. 468, which is Rs. 3.12 per ml, about 7 per cent cheaper per unit. That is a much shallower size ladder than Plum's face-care serums offer, so there is no strong reason to size up unless you know you will finish it. Both sizes are on the standard 15 per cent tier.

• Price: Rs. 336 for 100 ml (stated MRP Rs. 395)
• Cost per unit: Rs. 3.36 per ml
• Key detail: Rs. 336, Vanilla Vibes Body Mist, 100 ml - 15% off a stated Rs. 395
• Discount: 15% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 59
• Rating: Plum's own feed publishes no rating average or rating count, so no rating pill is shown on this card
• Buying logic: The same light daily use, in BodyLovin's most widely stocked scent.

Thirty-five per cent off is the deepest standing discount on any single product in this read - more than double the catalogue's usual 15 per cent, and deeper than the lotions' 20. Both solid perfume sticks carry it. A solid perfume is fragrance oil in a wax base, applied to pulse points like a balm: it does not project the way an alcohol-based spray does, but it will not leak in a bag and it lasts on the skin reasonably well. At Rs. 32.38 per gram it is not cheap per unit; at Rs. 259 it is the least expensive way to buy the scent, and the discount is the most genuine thing on this page.

• Price: Rs. 259 for 8 g (stated MRP Rs. 399)
• Cost per unit: Rs. 32.38 per g
• Key detail: Rs. 259, Vanilla Caramello Solid Perfume Stick, 8 g - 35% off a stated Rs. 399
• Discount: 35% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 140 - the deepest standing discount on any single product in this read
• Rating: Plum's own feed publishes no rating average or rating count, so no rating pill is shown on this card
• Buying logic: A handbag top-up, and the only sensible way to carry scent without a bottle.

Every other single product on this page carries a discount. This one carries none: the selling price and the stated MRP are the same Rs. 325, so no percentage badge renders on this card because there is nothing to render. We are reporting it because a page arguing that Plum's discounts are a standing pricing policy has to show the listing that breaks the pattern. At Rs. 21.67 per millilitre it is also the most expensive perfume per unit here - which is what a 15 ml bottle does to the arithmetic, and exactly the trap the next two cards spring.

• Price: Rs. 325 for 15 ml (stated MRP Rs. 325)
• Cost per unit: Rs. 21.67 per ml
• Key detail: Rs. 325, Orchid-You-Not Eau De Parfum, 15 ml - 0% off, listed at its stated Rs. 325
• Discount: none - listed at its stated MRP, the only undiscounted single product in this read
• Rating: Plum's own feed publishes no rating average or rating count, so no rating pill is shown on this card
• Buying logic: A first perfume in the range, or a bag-sized bottle of a scent you already own.

Three hundred and nineteen rupees is a low sticker price for an eau de parfum and Rs. 21.27 per millilitre is a high per-unit one. The 50 ml bottle of this same Vanilla Caramello is listed at Rs. 764, which works out at Rs. 15.28 per ml - 28 per cent cheaper per millilitre - at the identical 15 per cent badge. So the small bottle is for portability or for testing a scent you have not committed to, and it is a poor way to buy perfume you already know you want. The badge is the same on both and tells you none of this.

• Price: Rs. 319 for 15 ml (stated MRP Rs. 375)
• Cost per unit: Rs. 21.27 per ml
• Key detail: Rs. 319, Vanilla Caramello Eau De Parfum, 15 ml - 15% off a stated Rs. 375
• Discount: 15% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 56
• Rating: Plum's own feed publishes no rating average or rating count, so no rating pill is shown on this card
• Buying logic: Carrying a proper perfume in a bag, or trying the scent before the big bottle.

This is the inversion the whole chapter has been building to. At Rs. 1,019 it is by some distance the most expensive listing on this page - and at Rs. 20.38 per millilitre it is the cheapest eau de parfum here, below the Rs. 21.27 of the 15 ml Vanilla Caramello and the Rs. 21.67 of the undiscounted 15 ml Orchid. The 50 ml bottle looks like the extravagance and is the value buy, provided you will actually finish it. Perfume does degrade, mostly through light and heat rather than age alone, so the caveat is real: buy 50 ml of a scent you will wear weekly, not of one you are curious about.

• Price: Rs. 1,019 for 50 ml (stated MRP Rs. 1,199)
• Cost per unit: Rs. 20.38 per ml
• Key detail: Rs. 1,019, Juice Or Dare Eau De Parfum, 50 ml - 15% off a stated Rs. 1,199
• Discount: 15% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 180
• Rating: Plum's own feed publishes no rating average or rating count, so no rating pill is shown on this card
• Buying logic: A signature scent you will wear regularly, rather than an occasional one.