Significance of kajal in Indian beauty lifestyle - Is it safe to use Lakme kajal every day?

The roots of beauty practises can be found in historical and cultural traditions. And when it comes to Indian beauty in particular, the eyes are everything. The preferred cosmetic for women in the Asian population is kajal, often known as kohl eyeliner and used for millennia in Indian makeup.

In India, kajal is a very common cosmetic, as seen by the large number of men and women who wear it every day. Kajal is thought to help achieve a lovely look and be healthy for the eyes. As the bridge between the outside and the inside of our bodies, our eyes need to be taken care of. One of the oldest fashion items that may be found in any woman's luggage is kajal.

But the question of whether kajal is helpful for the eyes arises.

According to Ayurveda, kajal can aid in clearing the eyes of dust and debris. It can assist in easing burning and eye pain brought on by tension.

But is kajal helpful for the eyes? 

• According to Ayurveda, kajal can aid in clearing the eyes of dust and debris. It can assist in easing burning and eye pain brought on by tension.

• When we use kajal, the underneath of the eyeballs receive a massage, which aids in enhancing the blood flow to the eyes and enhancing vision.

• Additionally, kajal aids in shielding the eyes from UV radiation of the sun.

• It aids in the eyes remaining white by causing the tiny red blood vessels to vanish.

• The organic soot from kajal that we utilise has cooling astringent and antiseptic qualities.

• Additionally, it moisturises the eyes and speeds up tear fluid evaporation.

• Regular usage of kajal also somewhat aids in preventing cataracts.

How to pick the right kajal for eyes?

Finding a kajal that will meet your needs and preferences is the first step. There are various things that can influence your choice, such as:

• You can choose between the textures and hues of kajal in addition to retractable or sharpenable options. The Lakme Eyeconic Kajal is one of the best things I have used up to this point.

• Avoid using kajal pencils with glitter or shimmer because they are bad for your eyes.

• Because your eyes are somewhat sensitive, try to choose more natural or organic kajal.

• As eyes are prone to infections, try to spend your money on high-quality cosmetics like Lakme kajal because they offer nutritious elements.

• Choose lighter hues like brown or dark brown to make your eyes appear larger.

Safety measures when using kajal:

• As eyes are quite delicate and prone to injury, try to make sure you are taking the following measures when applying anything to them,

• Do not share your kajal or even eyeliner with anyone, just like you wouldn't share your toothbrush with friends or family. It can spread germs, and as a result, you run the risk of contracting an eye infection.

• If you wear lenses, you should indulge in a smudge-proof solution like Lakme Kajal to prevent the kajal from getting on them.

• When in a moving vehicle, avoid applying eye makeup or reaching for your kajal pencil for a quick fix if you want to prevent irreparable harm.

• Keep in mind to avoid using kajal or any other type of eye product if you have an infection or itch in your eyes.

• Try to avoid utilising items that are past their expiration date or even near to it if you want to prevent infections.

• To avoid mixing up, try to keep each of your makeup items in a different kit, such as a Lakme beauty kit.

• Never overlook removing your eye makeup before going to bed using either coconut oil or an eye makeup remover.