For centuries, kajal (or kohl) has been a staple in beauty routines across cultures, prized for its ability to define eyes and add drama to any look. Many swear by its magic to create the illusion of ...

We often see grandmothers telling us to apply kajal to our children's eyes. But is it safe for children? Let's find out. It's ...

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 ...

Kajal has long been more than just a cosmetic in Indian households. For generations, mothers and grandmothers have applied it to babies to ward off the evil eye, while for adults, it adds drama and ...

Kajal is said to ward off the evil eye as per Indian tradition. But do you know it can be dangerous for the eyes. Kajal can lead to conjunctivitis due to chemicals in it. Allergies can happen either ...

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 ...

Kajal is used to accentuate the outlining of your eyes, making them look sharper and more alluring than ever. Let’s take a look at the different types of kajal and how to apply them. (Image Credits: ...