Endless Black Natural Kajal
- Intense black pigment for bold, defined eyes all day
- Smudge-proof and transfer-resistant formula for lasting wear
- Glides on smoothly without tugging or pulling on the eye area
Why you'll love it
Intensely pigmented, smudge-proof kajal that glides on smoothly for bold eye definition that lasts all day without drying or tugging.
Key ingredients
Coffee Extracts
Coffee Extracts help soothe and calm tired eyes, reducing puffiness and providing a refreshing effect around the delicate eye area. They also contribute to the kajal's smooth, glide-on texture.
Ceramides
Ceramides support the skin's natural barrier function around the eye area, locking in moisture for comfortable, irritation-free wear throughout the day.
How to use
- 1
Prep
Ensure eyelids are clean and free from oil or makeup residue. Apply a light primer if desired to extend wear.
- 2
Apply
Gently pull down your lower eyelid to expose the waterline. Glide the kajal smoothly from the inner to the outer corner. Repeat along the upper lash line if desired.
- 3
Set
Allow the kajal to set for a few seconds for a smudge-proof, transfer-resistant finish that lasts all day.
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FAQs
Can I use this kajal on the waterline?
Yes, the Endless Black Natural Kajal is designed for application along the waterline as well as the upper and lower lash lines.
Will it smudge or transfer during the day?
The formula is smudge-proof and transfer-resistant, so your eye definition stays intact from morning to night.
Is it suitable for sensitive eyes?
It is formulated with Ceramides to keep the eye area moisturised and comfortable. If you have very sensitive eyes, we recommend a patch test before use.
Does it dry out the eye area with regular use?
No. Ceramides in the formula help maintain the skin's moisture barrier, preventing dryness or discomfort around the delicate eye area.
Where is this kajal manufactured?
The Endless Black Natural Kajal is manufactured in India by Sunshine Industries, Baddi, Himachal Pradesh (ML No.: HIM/COS/15/21).
