Patanjali Herbal Kajal Stick, Black, 3G, Matte Finish

Excellent item

Herbal kajal in a lipstick like application case (like those other commercial stick kajal applicators) with very narrow pointed ends so convenient to put the thinnest eye lining. Very cool on the eyes but I am wary of stick applicators fearing eye infection when used longer (has had infection more than once due to 'herbal kajal sticks' itself) & hence use it more for black bindi purpose though I love the coolness of it in my eyes - wish Patanjali also had the regular 'kajal in a box' which we can use with clean fingers & not have the kajal in contact with eye secretions - that might have been better for long term use without fear of eye infections. Smells good & herbal. As a bindi too, it's zero smudge & still easy to wipe off too - can be used on infants, as bindi/beautyspot/no-bad-eyes-mark:-) etc - surely this will not give them allergies though it better to check yourself before you use on them. Colour is real kajal black not jet black of chemical kajal but ordinary black.

Good

I have sensitive, allergy prone skin that result in puffy eyes if I line my waterline or do any kind of eye make. I've used kajal and kohl pencils from many high end makeup brands, but haven't found one which doesn't make my eyes swell up.Didn't have great expectations from Patanjali, thought if I can use one stroke when I'm at home; because I heard it smudges, then my eyes would look more lively. However, my eyes swell up as I apply this kajal. I know I'm an exceptional case and this product is cheap, but they shouldn't call it herbal, because I don't think it's entirely herbal. And when you use just one stroke, it does smudge. So the claim No Smudge No Smear on the package is false.

I like this ayurvedic kajal because I believe on thinking of baba ramdev.

I brought this Kajal believing its herbal. But I guess it’s not.I have tried almost other herbal Kajal’s available but Patanjali was worst, I tried this kajal for a month and each time I apply my eye starts burning and watering. I was forced to wash my face whenever I apply this kajal as it was so irritating to my eyesInitially I believed it would be the eyeliner that was causing such problem and I brought a new liner one but the result was same.One day I switched back to the Himalaya kajal I was using initially and it was soothing to my eye unlike Patanjali and I realised very lately that Patanjali was actually giving me adverse results.

Still using it since 4-5 years

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