Kajal or kohl is the most essential part of any woman’s makeup kit. Kajal can make or break your look. When applied properly it can make you look like a goddess. It has been used traditionally to ...

Kajal is an essential makeup item used since centuries and there are different and unique ways of applying it. Read on for more information. Kajal or Kohl is the most quintessential part of any eye ...

For centuries, women have applied kajal to their faces, not just as a symbol of beauty. But it was a cultural staple and a protective charm, which soon became a tool for expression and feminine charm.

1. Puffy eyes look beautiful with heavy kajal on the lower lashline, as seen on Kareena Kapoor Khan in ‘Fevicol Se’ Applying kajal on the puffy portions below the lower lashline helps camouflage ...

Kajal or kohl is something most women apply on a daily basis to enhance their eyes. This practice however isn't new. Women from gypt, Africa and the Middle East followed this tradition a long time ago ...

When we talk about timeless Indian beauty staples, we have to include dramatic kajal eyes. From everyday sleek strokes to bridal intensity, a kajal pencil stick must be a must-have in every girl’s ...

When it comes to Indian make-up, any beauty look is incomplete without applying kajal to eyes. Be it a party look or everyday make-up, kohl-rimmed eyes just add the right drama When it comes to Indian ...

Clean your eyes before applying kajal. If the area around eyes is too dry, apply some moisturiser. If it is oily, then apply some powder. HT Image If using pencil, then pull the lower eyelid and apply ...

Picking the right kajal is key. Ideally, choose a waterproof formula so that it stays on longer. If you tend to wear your kajal on your upper lids, apply a bit of primer on your lids, wait for five5 ...

Many times in a hurry or when we run out of kajal we tend to apply our eyeliner as kajal. This might seem an easy way of using your products efficiently but is it safe for your eyes? The eyeliner is ...

Experts say that children's eyes are very sensitive, so it is important to be careful before applying any external product. Even if it is kajal. This can harm the eyes in many ways. Kajal for Babies ...