Enhance the Beauty of Eyes with Homemade Kajal

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The most beautiful creation of the almighty is human. Or to be more precise, humans are the perfect creation of almighty. And do you know which the most precious part of our body is. Well, people may have different opinions on that but my point of view is – eyes. Life is dark without them.

We can assume the pain of a blind person for whom the color for everything is just black. But the irony is that many people among us don’t value this precious gift of god until they feel pain or their eyesight goes into minus. It is worrying issue that there are many children who suffer from night blindness.

I think eyes are the most precious part of our body which needs a little attention but by keeping this much attention we can ensure its safety for a lifetime. It has been a practice among Indians to use Kajal since ancient time to enhance the beauty of eyes.

But, the thing which should be taken here is not to use the Kajal which is available at shops on the roadsides. They are unhealthy for the eyes. Though Kajal is good for eyes, yet you should use it only if it is made at home.

Kajal can be made from the clarified butter of cow milk. Just burn it with a lamp. Apply it at bedtime after using face wash. It is an effective way to make your eyes look beautiful. However, you should always remember to put again the face wash after you wake up in the morning to wash it off.

Kajal can be used for various cosmetic purposes. You can wear it as eye shadow, mascara and eye liner. There are various branded Kajals available in the market. However, it is not always necessary that these branded kajals will be suitable for your skin.

Before using the Kajal of any brand, carefully read its components and better if you consult with your skin specialist. Before moving ahead with any cosmetic brand, you should be aware of your skin type and its behavior with cosmetics.

Since any of the market Kajal contains some chemicals, it is suggested not to use it for the babies and children. Their skin is more sensitive than adults, so extra precaution should be taken for them. Homemade Kajal has antibacterial substance so it is advised to be used for young ones.