One
of the make-up items I cannot do without is ‘Kajal’. I need to define my eyes
with Kajal before I leave the house. And over the years, I have had the
opportunity to try a variety of brands of Kajal. Some weren’t true black, some
would melt, smudge and darken the under eye area, and others would not give the
desired effect. In short, I could not really find the perfect Kajal that would
stay good for a couple of hours. I did take a liking to the Maybelline Kajal
for a while, but thought that it kind of smudged by the end of the day. So I
was looking for an alternative. I had read great reviews about the ‘Incolor’
kajal on the internet and so I picked it up from one of the make-up stores at
Karol Bagh a couple of months back.
Packaging:
The Kajal comes in the form of a black, twist-up pencil.
Price:
Rs. 125/-.
Product
Quality: The Kajal is a nice, deep black in colour. One swipe is enough to
outline the eye. And it glides on smoothly without breaking or becoming patchy.
One can draw a consistent, thick line, defining one’s eyes easily. And the best
part is that it stays on for long hours. I am talking 6 to 8 hours. Yes, you
read it right, 6-8 hours, so you know your eyes are taken care of with one
swipe of this Kajal in the morning. Another thing which I like about this Kajal
is that it does not smudge. I wear my Kajal in the morning when I’m getting
ready for work and the Kajal stays fine till the time I’m back home. Ever since
I started using this Kajal, I have been hooked on to it. I do not feel the need
to switch to another Kajal.
Positives:
Beautiful
black colour.
Consistent
and thick. One swipe is enough to define the eyes.
Stays
on for long hours.
Does
not smudge/Waterproof.
Super-economical.
Negatives:
None
really!
Recommendation/Comments:
This Kajal is excellent. I say go for it.
Please
drop me a line if you have tried this Kajal.
wow! such a great product for an affordable price. Nice review Anya :)
ReplyDeletePreeti, it really is a great product! :)
Deletea friend of mine swore by this for her wedding but i have not been able to find it anywhere. Is it a twist up pencil or does it require sharpening? looks really good
ReplyDeleteIt's a twist-up pencil. Try checking out the make-up stores in Karol Bagh (if you reside in Delhi). I picked up mine from there.
Deletei rely on this kajal totally, i have bought 5 of this & stored them up ....
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