The receipt · sunscreen
Sunscreen is a volume game, and the ₹/ml spread is 1.5×
You're supposed to use ~¼ teaspoon on the face, daily. A 30ml tube is ~3 weeks. So ₹ per ml matters more here than anywhere else in your routine.
| SPF 50 | Size | Price | ₹/ml·g |
|---|---|---|---|
| Foxtale Glow SPF 50 | 50ml | ₹349 | ₹7.0 |
| Dot & Key Watermelon SPF 50+ | 80g | ₹595 | ₹7.4 |
| Derma Co 1% HA Aqua Gel SPF 50 | 125g | ₹1,249 | ₹10.0 |
| Minimalist Light Fluid SPF 50 | 30ml | ₹332 | ₹11.1 |
- The order changed mid-month. Dot & Key led this table at ₹6.0/g on 11 July, came off a storewide discount on the 15th, and now sits second behind Foxtale.
- Minimalist keeps bouncing inside its own discount window: five different prices — ₹314, ₹315, ₹325, ₹332 and ₹349 — across sixteen moves in our 48-day log, and ₹332 today. The MRP has stayed ₹349 throughout. That is a store moving the sale price, not the product getting cheaper.
- Only one of the four prints a CTRI clinical-trial registry number you can look up (The Derma Co: CTRI/2025/02/080287). Checkable claims deserve credit.
₹/ml says nothing about texture, white cast, or how it sits under makeup. This is just the arithmetic nobody does.



