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which brand kajal is best - #25712

Harper

I am really confused about which brand kajal is best to use. I’ve tried a few, but it seems like they either smudge or irritate my eyes after a few hours! Just yesterday, I went out and within 2 hours I had raccoon eyes, and that's soooo annoying. I’ve been looking for something long-lasting but not too heavy or thick ya know? My friend recommended a brand she swears by, saying it’s super smooth and doesn’t irritate her sensitive eyes, but I’m skeptical because I’ve heard that before!! I’ve always loved using kajal, it’s my go-to for that effortless look, but at this point, I’m kind of frustrated. I was wondering if anyone here could share their experiences about which brand kajal is best, especially if you have sensitive eyes like me? Also, does anyone know if certain ingredients are better or worse? I feel like all those chemicals can’t be good long-term. Any advice would be super appreciated! Thanks in advance!

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I'm an Ayurvedic practicioner, my expertise really falls into health and wellness topics, you know, rather than beauty products like kajal. But I can shed some light on what you might consider when choosing a kajal, especially from an Ayurvedic perspective for your sensitive eyes. In Ayurveda, ingredients play a crucial role in how products affect us. For kajal, typically the classic formulas use natural components like ghee, camphor, and herbal extracts, which can be soothing to the eyes. It might be beneficial to opt for products with fewer chemical additives, especially if you've got sensitive eyes. Here’s the kicker, even with 'herbal' or 'natural' labeling, you might still experience irritation if certain ingredients react badly with your individual constitution (or prakriti). Brands that emphasize natural ingredients over synthetic ones might be a better choice for you. Products that include ingredients such as almond oil or castor oil are traditionally known to be gentle yet effective. Make sure to avoid kajals that have parabens or synthetic fragrances, these can often lead to irritation. You might want to explore brands that offer certification for organic or natural ingredients. Before settling on a new brand, you could perform a patch test to see how your skin reacts. Apply a small amount on your wrist and check after some hours; if there’s no reaction, it says something about its compatibility with sensitive skin. Additionally, ensure good hygiene practices like removing makeup before sleeping and avoiding sharing your kajal to minimize bacterial transfer. One final thought is to consult with someone more in the beauty field for specific brand recommendations geared towards long-lasting and eye-health-safe products. If symptoms persist or you've got additional eye care needs, it’s worth talking to a health professional too.
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