Eyeliners & Kajals

Kajal is a softer, smoother formulation traditionally used on the waterline and inner rim of the eye. It blends more easily than a regular liner pencil and creates a diffused, smoky effect. Standard pencil liners have a firmer formula better suited to lid application and defined lines.

Set the under-eye area with translucent powder before applying liner. Use a waterproof or long-wear formula and let it dry fully before touching. A coat of setting spray over the finished eye look also significantly reduces transfer throughout the day, especially in warm conditions.

A felt-tip liner or liquid liner with a thin, tapered brush tip gives the most control for a precise cat-eye wing. Start with a light pencil sketch of the wing angle before committing with the liquid for the best shape control. Gel liners applied with a flat angled brush are an excellent alternative for those with steadier hands.

Yes, with products specifically formulated and tested for waterline use. Use only kajal or waterline-safe pencils labeled safe for internal rim application. Avoid glitter or large shimmer particles near the waterline as they can transfer to the eye surface. Remove thoroughly each evening to maintain eye hygiene.