#Kohl Kajal

[keautybeauty]

Keauty Beauty Long Lasting Kohl Kajal is a popular eye product that provides a smooth glide and makes your eyes look more elegant. With features like one-stroke application and deep black pigment, you'll adore the way your eyes look. It has a long-lasting effect and a matte finish texture that always brings a sharp, bright, and bold look. a sharp, bright, and bold look.

[iba-cosmetics00]

Enhancing Your Gaze: A Comprehensive Guide to Choosing and Buying Kajal Online

Eyes are the windows to the soul, and kajal has been an age-old secret to accentuate their beauty. With the convenience of online shopping, selecting the perfect kajal has never been easier. Consider the following tips to make your online kajal purchase a delightful experience.

Ingredients Matter: Opt for kajals enriched with natural ingredients like almond, castor, or coconut oil. These enhance your eye's beauty and nourish and protect the delicate skin around them.

Smudge-Proof Formulas: Look for long-lasting and smudge-proof formulas to ensure your kajal stays put throughout the day. This is especially crucial for those with busy schedules who need makeup that lasts from dawn to dusk.

Waterproof Wonders: If you face unpredictable weather or enjoy a good swim, invest in a waterproof kajal. This ensures your eyes remain beautifully defined even during unexpected rain showers or impromptu pool parties.

Rich Pigmentation: Choose kajals with intense pigmentation for a bold and dramatic look. A single stroke should be enough to define your eyes, giving them a captivating allure.

Brand Reliability: Stick to renowned brands with positive reviews to ensure the quality of your kajal. Well-established brands often invest in research to create products that are not only safe but also effective.

Multiple Shades: While traditional black kajal is timeless, experimenting with different shades can add versatility to your makeup routine. Consider browns and blues to diversify your look for various occasions.

Easy Application: Opt for kajals with user-friendly applicators. Choose what feels comfortable for you, whether you prefer pencil, retractable, or gel formats. A smooth application is key to achieving that perfect, well-defined gaze.

Budget-Friendly Options: Quality need not always come with a hefty price tag. Many reputable brands offer budget-friendly kajals without compromising on quality. Explore different options to find the perfect match for your needs and budget.

Allergy Considerations: If you have sensitive eyes or wear contact lenses, choose hypoallergenic kajals to avoid discomfort or irritation. Always check the product details for allergy-friendly formulations.

Customer Reviews: Before purchasing, read customer reviews to gain insights into real experiences. This can be a valuable resource to understand how the product performs in different conditions and if it lives up to its promises.

In conclusion, choosing the right kajal online involves a blend of personal preferences, product features, and brand reliability. By keeping these factors in mind, you'll be well on your way to enhancing your gaze with the perfect kajal that complements your style and lifestyle. Happy shopping!

[shriyapandya24]

6 Out-of-the-Box Kajal Eye Looks You Should Try Right Now 

A kajal must now be on every girl's makeup vanity. Applying a waterproof kajal instantly adds glitz and transforms any outfit. It is possible to answer the question of whether applying kajal is good for the eyes with all the organic and safe cosmetic options available today. Learning how to apply waterproof kajal and eyeliner to create a variety of looks, such as a smokey eye or tight line, is now an essential part of our search. However, we are here to assist you if you continue to struggle! 

The first and most fundamental step is to find a waterproof kajal online that meets your requirements. There are applicator-equipped, normal, and retractable pencil liners to choose from. If you want a kohl kajal with natural ingredients that nourishes and protects your eyes, the eye kajal pencil is the best choice. In addition, you can achieve a variety of looks with this versatile kajal pencil liner. As a result, continue reading to discover the stunning looks that this pencil liner can create for you. 

Keep perusing here to find out about the six astonishing looks you can accomplish with kajal for an in vogue and refined appearance. You can either go for a bold, sharp look by following our step-by-step instructions for applying kajal, or you can keep it natural. 

Plain lining: Do you still need to look fashionable but want those five extra minutes to relax in your bed before going to the office or attending an online meeting? The solution is a Viseart kajal pencil! Kajal is the most common and easiest way to improve your daily vision. If you're thinking about how to faultlessly apply thick dim kajal to your lower top, here's the response. Start at the outer corner and gradually work your way inward for a darker finish. Stretching the line too far into the inner corners will result in creases. 

Smudging's Effect: Are you going to a party late? Do you need a smokey appearance in just five minutes? For that smirched, provocative look, you can apply kajal with your fingers or a brush without any problem. To get a well-smudged finish, begin by lightly smudging the outer corner of your lower waterline. Also, this is a great option if you have dark circles and want a more in-depth look. 

Smokey Eyes in reverse: We have a great, simple trick for you if you're not sure how to apply kajal without it smudging. Instead of applying a smudged look to your upper eye, apply it to your lower waterline. To create a bold, bold look that makes a statement, waterproof Kajal can be applied in a few different ways. Smoke it out after applying a generous amount to the lower lid and smudging it off with a brush! 

Strong Wing: Do you struggle to apply the right wing? The quickest method is to use a kajal pencil. Draw a wing on your upper lid with your kajal. If it's not perfect, lightly smudge it to make it look even. This is a straightforward and efficient strategy for achieving seductive eyes for a romantic evening. 

Use of the Upper Lid: Applying kajal to the upper lid is a good place to start if you want to learn how to apply it to big or small eyes. This application makes your eyes appear significantly larger. Moreover, mascara is a must-have for achieving flawless eyes. 

Make use of coloured kajal: How do you apply kajal to the eyes in an informal Indian style? Bring in some colour. Pick one of the many tones to perceive how to apply it. Another great way to get the "no makeup" look is to apply a light colour to the upper lid. Utilize both lids for a more striking appearance.  

To experiment with new makeup looks, you don't have to be an expert. You won't have any trouble applying Kajal and getting the look you want if you follow our advice. To work on your glitz, there is a stunt for each sort of use. Make use of them immediately!  You will always look stunning with any one of the six kajal looks listed above. 

If you want the best waterproof kajal for yourself, you should buy it from a well-known store like Forever 52.   You can try these 6 Out-of-the-Box Kajal Eye Looks Right Now by ordering white kajal, pencil liner, or waterproof kajal and eyeliner online from a famous store like Forever 52.   

[themarysuep]

Aisha and her eye makeup:

Aisha is wearing a lot of makeup, like everyone on TV. BUT you may have noticed that her eyes are darkly lined with black liner. This is actually something South Asians of her time would do.

South Asians use a kohl stone to make kajal/kohl/surma. This has been around since ancient times and is still something South Asians like to do. All over the world. The method used to make it has changed and perfectly safe eyeliner has been marketed as kajal. As far as I know.

South Asians used to believe that this practice warded off evil eye and protected the eye.

So yeah, a women living in a village in Asia in the 40s could potentially have some eye makeup.

[chicinsilk]

US Vogue December 1980

Janice Dickinson wears a 7/8 natural pearl silver fox coat. By Maximilian. Silk/polyester lamé shorts by Zoran. Earrings, Terrafirma, Alex & Lee bracelets, "one of a kind", tights, Givenchy for Round-the-Clock. Makeup by Ariella with L'Oréal Kohl-Kajal Accents pencil in Le Smoke and Pink Mystique eyeshadow. Hairdresser John Sahag.

Janice Dickinson porte un manteau 7/8 de renard argenté nacré naturel. Par Maximilian. Short en lamé soie/polyester par Zoran. Boucles d'oreilles, Terrafirma, bracelets Alex & Lee, "one of a kind", collants, Givenchy pour Round-the-Clock. Maquillage par Ariella avec le crayon Kohl-Kajal Accents de L'Oréal en fard à paupières Le Smoke et Pink Mystique. Coiffure John Sahag.

Photo Irving Penn vogue archive

[islandnaturals]

The use of kohl can be traced back to 3500 BC to ancient Kemet (Egypt )and the ancient kingdom of Punt. It was originally used for prevention of eye ailments but was also thought to protect from “the evil eye.” The use spread about Central and South Asia, the Mediterranean, Horn of Africa, and India, where it today has a variety of names like Kajal amd surma for lining eyes. Eritrean women have long applied kohl (kuul) for cosmetic purposes, as well as to cleanse the eyes, lengthen eyelashes, and to protect the eyes from the sun's rays. It is popularly used by the Oromo women of Ethiopia. In Nigeria it is called by the Yoruba name Tiro as well as Tozali or Kwalli in other west African groups. It is used on both adults and children to cleanse the eyes and give clearer sight and for beautification purposes by some women. #beautyhistory #eyeliner #kohl #kuul #tiro #tozali #kwalli #kajal #surma #eyemakeup #blackbeauty #blackhistory #sacredbeauty #ancientbeauty #africanwomen #africanculture #africantradition #africanbeauty (at Africa) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cge9FqiO3oS/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[wojosubahjaldinahiuthti]

The sole reason why I don't have anyone to put gajra in my hair or fasten my payal or smile at me in the mirror while I put kajal or FIX MERI SAREE KI PLEATS 😭

Deserve better nahi ho gaya 😭😭😭😭😭😭

Credits: @ therahulsays on instagram

[xeno42alpha]

time to do Henna and Kohl again!

[pepelancer7]

Get ready to elevate your eye game to several notches with Mamaearth Charcoal Black Long Stay Kajal Kohl Pencil. Enriched with natural ingredients, it gives your eyes both color and care.

[keautybeauty]

https://keautybeauty.in/product/kohl-kajal/

Looking for pigmented kajal, Introducing Keauty Beauty Long Lasting Kohl Kajal plus eyeliner. It embraces any makeup look with smooth glides making your eyes more elegant and edgy. It creates drama in all your glam minus the harm, It comes in deep black with a single super stroke application. No look is complete without beautiful kohl-rimmed eyes.

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[ramayantika]

I was in no mood for studying. Every time my eyes glanced at the page of my textbook, I would try to understand the concept, but my efforts were in vain. All the words flew above my head, and my mind was cluttered with a hundred different things.

I was humming a tune with my feet tapping to the beats. My fingers tried to rotate an empty pen flawlessly as my mind raced with thoughts about the upcoming tests, with catchy tunes from Instagram reels serving as the background music.

Sighing, I placed the pen on my open notebook, scribbled with equations and definitions, and grabbed my phone from my bed. I peered outside the window, silently admiring the quiet roads of my society. It was 11 p.m., and I could see a few balconies lit with golden LED lights that looked warm and cosy.

Below my window were green bushes and jasmine plants that were filled with white buds, ready to bloom at dawn. I plugged my earphones into the phone and opened YouTube to play my favourite go-to songs to soothe my mind.

And just like that, my body began swaying to the familiar tunes, and a smile graced my lips. Deciding that I could no longer stop myself from dancing, I quietly locked my room from the inside and unplugged my earphones.

Opening my braid, I let my hair fall loosely down my shoulders. Admiring the curly ends that had formed because of the tight braid, I smiled at the mirror and admired myself in the mirror.

Dressed in a long grey sleepwear T-shirt and black capri, I wasn’t a sight to behold at eleven in the night, especially for someone who had spent all her day studying. I looked exhausted after all the mental labour my brain had to do, but the open hair and the light breeze from the window did make me feel a little refreshed.

Aankhon ki gustakhiyan came up, and I grinned at the mirror. I twirled in the room as gracefully and quietly as I could. Kavita Krishnamurthy’s part came up a while later, and I was ready with katakamukha mudra to enact a woman shyly opening her veil to her beloved.

Aankhon ki sharm-o-haya maaf ho

Tumhe dekh ke jhukti hain

Uthi aankhen joh baat na keh saki

Jhuki aankhen woh kehti hain

I pretended to peer down while darting my eyes for a second at my imaginary lover in the mirror at the last line. Taking another twirl, I began practicing a few hand combinations for the instrumental part while practicing an easy-going, graceful smile in the mirror.

Quickly lining my eyes with kajal and applying a bindi to the centre between my eyebrows, I hurried back to the middle of my room, which acted as my imaginary stage, and giggled to myself while blushing hard for the upcoming stanza.

Kajal ka ek til tumhare labon pe laga loon

Haan chanda aur suraj ki nazron se tumko bacha loon.

I dabbed some kajal from the corner of my eyelids and applied it below my lips, and then I acted to be completely besotted with my beloved.

Har dum tumhe sochti hain

Jab hosh mein hota hai jahaan

Madhosh yeh karti hain

Moving my fingers around my kohl-lined eyes, I closed them a little and curved my wrists in a spinning motion to show the state of being drunk in love.

My eyes for a second moved outside the window and went downwards at the bushes when I found a boy staring up at me. I gasped and averted my eyes while scurrying back to the door to calm my racing heart.

I counted the rapid beating of my heart until ten and tip-toed to the window again. Hiding half of my face behind the curtain, I peered down the window to check if the boy was still standing there or not.

He was!

“No use hiding. I have already seen you. You dance really well.”

Blushing at the compliment and at my embarrassment, I replied, “Thanks.”

“What’s your name?” The boy asked.

The white lights were dim, and some were already switched off. I could barely make out the boy’s appearance. I could spot a bike and the boy standing beside it, all dressed in a sleeveless grey tank top and black trousers. His hair tousled because of the wind, probably from the bike ride, and his face was half hidden thanks to the dim street lights; he looked no less dreamy.

I wondered how I hadn’t seen this guy before.

“Sameera. Yours?”

“I will tell you if you agree to meet me at the society park tomorrow evening. I am new here, though.”

Taken aback and slightly amused at his forwardness, I said, “I have my dance class in the evening.”

“When does your class end?”

“At 6.30 PM.”

The boy thought for a while before saying. I silently looked at him, wondering what in the fictional novel world I had actually seeped into when he looked up at me again. “I will see you around 7 then. Goodnight.”

Passing me a two-finger salute, he sat atop his bike and sped off towards D-wing. After a minute, I tapped my head and stood in front of the mirror to contemplate what had happened in these ten minutes. Aankhon ki gustakhiyan had finished a long time ago, and Dekha ek khwaab had begun playing.

I rolled my eyes while trying to hide the bright smile on my lips as I glanced at my reflection. Hiding my face in my palms, I closed my textbook and notebook. Placing them on their rightful shelves, I made my bed, and with a strange, warm smile, I went to bed. My mind was now fixed on the boy on the bike outside the window.

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This was supposed to be a short story par nahi hua so maybe with enough motivation I might just end up writing this in parts to fuel my writing with end sems kyunki dimag isn't dimaging well :(

IT'S 1 AM NOW?? HOW BYE I WILL GO SLEEP AND WAKE UP TO STUDY TOMOROW

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[bishh-kanya]

A guide to incorporate vintage Indian fashion to your daily life .

Statement sleeves

The original Indian attire hardly has mention of blouses it's the colonisation that brought the picture of blouses and sleeves , the rich could afford high necked statement sleeves that are elegant but detailed , white and pastel colours could be considered while experimenting with colourful and neon shades also work .

Pearls

Pearls brought in what everyone could afford , from big statement pearls to small pearls , they offered a sense of extravagance not in a super rich gold , diamond sense but a subtle old money pearl dim shine sense , they elevated ones look and provided a rich zamidar, financially stable look , the use of pearls must be well matched with the choice of necklines and patterns of your attire.

Sarees

Sarees are the ultimate staple to vintage Indian looks tho the mention of salwar can be seen I'll be focusing on the sarees coz ofc I'm in love ,

Satin and shiny sarees provided a glamour look ,you can pair it with some jewellery for a vintage look to yourself.

Statement border sarees , the banarasi , kanjeevaram holds the key to our hearts , the karigari with some beautiful designs in the borders are appreciated and the saree be plain and minimal , while the borders let shine this .

Although the prevalence of organza isn't seen much , the floral designs of the organza material will absolutely coincide with the sleeves and the pearls , floral sarees were also famous then , tho the material differs.

Makeup

Don't shy away with moving in accordance to your features , downturned eyes go with downward liner and lashes, upturned eyes or doe , siren eyes , a long winged liner will take you great miles , use kohl the depth will suit you and even kajal will make you look absolutely lovely , slight blush and skincare will take you miles , for a good make-up look , good skin works best , get the right products for your skin . Maroon and red lipsticks work great , the dusky lipsticks will give you the look as well ,nude lipsticks will be less preferred, but if it suits you go for it . All in all very natural to your face canvas and statement with your eyes and lips .

Hair

Suble hair buns , with some hairs to shape your face will look good, the kala movie is such a good reference to vintage fashion , wavy hairs or straight hairs a bun will give you the look you desire .

Flowers never left

Flowers in the form of gajra or all over your braids , a single flower of love will elevate you so well .

That's all for this post , this is how I see it basically and now i manage to style myself, this may not coincide with the original fashion , but i hope this is helpful, if you like such posts my asks are open for any other arena of Indian fashion you'd like me to explore.

Alvida for now , stay beautiful! :)

[regulus-rietveld]

Randomly thought of Desi James Potter seeing his mom put on kajal/kohl before going out and he's so intrigued because her eyes just seemed to look bigger and so much more beautiful than usual, so he decides to do it the same way his mom does it.

(for context, the traditional way of putting on kajal for some desis is by using their fingers. Like we pull our cheek down with one hand to separate the waterline from the eye, smear kajal on any one finger in the other hand and use it to colour (? Idk how to describe it bye- ) our waterline.)

He doesn't get it at first, he's scared of poking his eye and ends up smearing the kajal below it.

But when he finally gets it, he's always wearing it. Whether he's at home or in classes or even in a quidditch match, he doesn't go out without it.

And he just looks so bloody beautiful.

[coeluvr]

Do people wear makeup (kajal, kohl, rouge, powder, etc.) either as an everyday thing or for special events? Does it differ between countries?

They do! I imagine Roseans wear eye makeup (if they're into it) every day and flowers during special occasions! They do very simple makeup in my mind.

I actually scrapped scenes of MC wearing flowers during chapter 3 lol I wrote it and even had one RO commenting on it but I felt embarrassed for some reason so I threw it and every bit where it appeared out. 😭😭😭 Huntermancers could've had a crumb...

Anyway! I imagine Vesphirians being much more into blushes and wearing very bright things so I guess eyeshadow, blushes, lipsticks, and all that!

[yamishika]

When I used to watch the early seasons of the FT anime , something about Jellal always struck me as distinct about his features. His eyes always looked more prominent than the rest of the guys and I have cracked why.

My guy is wearing Kohl/Surma/Kajal.

Like LOOK at how defined his eyes are compared to another character , you can’t tell me the guy isn’t putting something on. Especially when no other guy or girl character has such defined eye looks (other than Macbeth but it’s obvious he’s wearing eyeliner)

Yes people might say art style for the first season I can agree but look at the characters and then Jellal and tell me if there isn’t something more there.

Look at the guys here , they have dark lashlines but nowhere NEAR as dark and prominent as Jellal.

Even compared to girls from the first season Jellal has a darker and more thicker lash line compared to them.

Look at the difference between him and Erza side by side! He definitely has a more defined lash line! And look compared to FT girls eyes, when it is the convention of girls usually having the darker lashline in anime.

And then Jellal

There's a clear distinction! His is not just more defined and connected compared to men in FT but also females too!

The reason I have come to the conclusion of Kohl/Kajal/Surma is because I HC Jellal with Arab heritage (or whatever would be the equivalent in earthland-) due to his name Jellal (which is basically another spelling of Jalal) and Kohl is known to be used by the men in the Arab culture to beautify them. And also Kohl is used by people in Arabia/India/Egypt due to its medicinal properties for retaining eye health and improving vision!

Also what differentiates for my thinking that Jellal is not using normal eyeliner but Kohl/Surma/Kajal is because of the way it is applied. Other eyeliners can go on the outer eye but Kohl/Surma is traditionally applied always in the inner corners of the eyes, just like Jellal has (in season 1)

(As you can see the girl in the photo above has her eyes lined like Jellal using Kohl/Surma/Kajal)

Considering Jellal’s magic , I can imagine there is a huge priority on his vision due to the speeds he travels at when casting, so it makes sense for him to use such a thing to help him in battle or aid in beating the consequences of using his magic so his sight isn’t compromised and remains strong!

Also because Jellal's magic revolves around using stars/light , this medicinal cosmetic has also been used to protect against the glare of light which would also come to help for Jellal in battle!

So what is the take away from this post? I put way too much thought trying to prove a HC I have had from young but found out it actually adds up now looking at the facts. You guys can tell me if i'm reaching or not with this after seeing the evidence and argument presented.

Also season 1 Jellal Fernandes is an ethnic king and we stan he never forgot his roots. <3