It goes without saying that if you are a Desi girl at heart, you must like Kajal. However, darkening and pigmentation around the eyes might result from improperly removing kajal at the end of the day.

If you wish to avoid being the girl rubbing her eyes with kajal on and ending up with smudgy eyes, then try these simple tricks and tips for a long-lasting kohl look. (Image Credits: Pinterest) Kajal ...

Traditional kajal is made from natural ingredients and is gentle on the eyes. Nowadays there are different types of kajal,including traditional, gel, and liquid. Kajal is perfect for creating various ...

Kajal, also known as surma or kohl, is a traditional cosmetic used in many cultures, especially in South Asian and Middle Eastern countries like India. In India, Kajal is not only a cosmetic but it is ...

Parents all over the world have various ways of dolling up their newborn babies. In several regions, a black eyeliner — with a name that depends on where you come from — is quite popular. If you’re ...

In many cultures, applying kajal (kohl or surma) to a baby’s eyes is a cherished tradition, believed to ward off the "evil eye" and enhance beauty. But modern science raises concerns: could this ...