Kajal for makeup
Kajal comes in a variety of shades. It is available in India and the Middle East. It has been used by women for centuries as a ceremonial makeup, particularly by South Asian women. Kajal is widely used by brides as an auspicious makeup for a wedding day. Kajal makeup is a smokey look that is ideal for brides who want to look glamorous and sophisticated for their wedding day. This makeup style can also be used for everyday wear thanks to its subtle and natural look. Kajal makeup is to be applied only on the crease of the eyes, since it is extremely dark and thick. After you apply kajal, you should wait for it to dry completely and then you can go in with your eyeshadow. Kajal makeup is suitable for all skin tones, but dark eyes and fair skin look best with this makeup look.
Benefits of using kajal for eye makeup
- Easy to apply – Kajal has a creamy texture that is easy to apply.
- Does not clump, smear or budge – Since it has a non-drying formula, it does not budge even when you blink. – Long lasting – Unlike liquid eyeliners, kajal lasts for 12 hours without fading or smudging.
- Not sting to eyes – Unlike eyeliners, it does not sting your eyes, so you can wear it for longer without hurting your sensitive eyes.
- Does not dry out your eyes – Unlike pencils, kajal does not dry out your eyes, making it a reliable option for long term wear.
- No sharpening required- Unlike other eyeliners, kajal does not need sharpening, which makes it easy to use.
- Does not require you to buy an expensive eye pencil sharpener – Unlike other eyeliners, kajal does not need sharpening, making it easy to use.
- Can be purchased cheaply – Kajal comes in an economical packaging that makes it easy to carry around.
- Can be used by men – Unlike most eyeliners that are only used by women, kajal is also suitable for men.
- Does not require a special makeup brush – Unlike eye pencils, kajal can be used by everyone, regardless of whether you know how to use eye makeup brushes.
Why to apply kajal in eyes?
- To prepare your eyes for makeup – Kajal is used as a base for eye makeup. Since it is black in colour and thick, it helps you to focus on your eyes, preventing anything from distracting you from your makeup.
- To keep your face from getting oily – Kajal prevents your skin from becoming oily and keeps your face matte. This prevents the pores on your face from getting clogged up with oil, which may cause acne.
- To create depth – Kajal can be used to create depth in your eyes by lining your crease. It can also be used to create a smoky effect on your eyes. This can be done by applying it in the shape of an “M”.
- To create an amazing smoky eye effect – The smoky eye makeup look is a great way to make a huge impact in a short amount of time. It can be done by lining your eyes with kajal and using a few eyeshadow colours for a dramatic effect.
- To make your eyes pop – Kajal can be used to make your eyes pop, especially if you line your top and lower lids with it. This can be done by lining your upper lid with the black kajal and the bottom lid with a brighter colour such as green. This can be used to make your eyes look bigger and more stunning.
- To create a subtle look – The subtle smoky eye makeup look is ideal for everyday wear. It can be done by lining your eyes with kajal and applying a neutral-coloured eyeshadow on your eyelids. This can be used to create a subtle and natural look.
- To make your eyes pop – If you are looking to make your eyes pop and look more stunning, the panda eye makeup look is ideal. It can be done by lining your eyes with black kajal and applying a shimmery blue colour on your eyelids. This can be used to make your eyes stand out.
How to apply kajal for smokey eyes?
- First, you should wash your face with a gentle cleanser.
- Then, pat your face dry with a towel.
- Next, take a kajal pencil and apply it to your eyes on the crease of your eyes.
- Make sure the pencil is pressed as tight to your skin as possible.
- Then, take a lighter pencil and line your top lid using the same method.
- Once you’ve finished lining your top lid, you can move on to lining your bottom lid. Make sure to go over the pencil again so that any excess falls off.
- Next, you can apply kajal on your lower lid too.
- You can apply your loose powder on your face and neck to help set the makeup. Make sure to follow this with a setting mist to keep your makeup lasting all day.
Now, you are ready to go with the Kajal look!
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