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Although Kajal is undeniably one of the most popular cosmetic products in India, mastering the art of precise application can be challenging. While there are numerous blogs and videos that teach us how to apply kajal, most of them overlook one of the most important aspects: the shape of your eyes.
Not all eyes are shaped the same, and applying kajal effectively requires understanding which techniques best suit different eye shapes. In this guide, we’ll explore how to master kajal pencil application based on your unique eye shape, helping you achieve a look that enhances your natural beauty.
Understanding Your Eye Shape
Before we dive into different techniques according to each eye shape, it’s important to identify your eye shape. Each eye shape will benefit from specific application techniques that can help you create better balance, symmetry, and the level of drama you desire. Different types of eye shapes include:
- Almond
- Round
- Hooded
- Monolid
- Upturned
- Downturned
Once you find your eye shape, you are ready to master the art of perfect application of kajal pencil.
Almond Eyes: Accentuating a Naturally Symmetrical Shape
Almond eyes are oval-shaped, with a natural lift at the outer corners, making them one of the most balanced eye shapes.
How to Apply Kajal: You can take advantage of having balanced eye shapes by lining both your upper and lower lash lines to enhance the almond shape. This technique will bring out the best in the natural symmetry of your eye shape.
Additional Tip: For an added touch of drama, create a small wing at the outer corner. This small extension is enough to highlight your eyes’ natural lift.
Product Suggestion: A classic black kajal is perfect for almond shaped eyes. You can check out Colorbar’s Intensely Rich Kajal.
Round Eyes: Enhancing Depth and Length
Round eyes appear large and open, with more visible whites around the iris, giving them a naturally youthful appearance.
How to Apply Kajal: If you have round eyes, your primary focus must be on your upper lash line. Especially the outer third. This application style will define your eyes and give an elongation effect.
Additional Tip: When you apply kajal on your lower lash line, ensure it’s a thin line. Also avoid the inner corner as it can create the closed-eye look, which is not desirable for individuals with round eyes.
Product Recommendation: Like almond eyes, round eyes also benefit more from classic black kajal. You can try Colorbar’s Mesmerising Kajal. Fused with Vitamin C, E and B3, this eye kajal pencil is perfect for individuals with sensitive eyes.
Hooded Eyes: Creating Definition and Lift
Hooded eyes have a fold of skin that partially covers the eyelid, often concealing the crease.
How to Apply Kajal: If you have hooded eyes, apply a thin line of kajal stick close to your lash line. Creating thicker lines might make you appear smaller.
Additional Tip: Extend the kajal slightly upward at the outer corners to create the illusion of a lift.
Product Recommendation: Hooded eyes can benefit from colored kajal. If you are a fan of experimenting with your eye look, you can check out Colorbar’s Just Smoky Kajal. This award-winning smokey kajal is available in 10 different shades for you to experiment with.
Monolid Eyes: Building Drama with Kajal
Monolid eyes have a smooth surface without a visible crease, providing a unique canvas for kajal application. These types of eye shapes are usually associated with Asian people.
How to Apply Kajal: Apply kajal to both the upper and lower lash lines, which creates a nice balance and definition to monolid eyes.
Additional Tip: Smudge the kajal slightly on the upper lash line for a soft, smoky effect that creates depth.
Upturned Eyes: Emphasizing the Natural Lift
Upturned eyes have a natural lift at the outer corners, giving them a built-in cat-eye effect.
How to Apply Kajal: Apply a thin line of kajal along the upper lash line, slightly extending it outward. For a balanced look, you can also add a bit of kajal along the outer third of the lower lash line, connecting it with the top liner for a seamless finish.
Additional Tip: Intensify the outer corner to create a bold, lifted look that accentuates the eye shape.
Product Recommendation: The natural lift of upturned eyes can be complemented by classic black kajal. You can check Colorbar’s Ultimate Stunner Kajal. Its thin, smooth tip is perfect for creating thin lines precisely.
Downturned Eyes: Creating Lift and Definition
Downturned eyes have a subtle downward tilt at the outer corners, which can be balanced with the right application technique.
How to Apply Kajal: If you have downturned eyes, your primary focus must be on the outer two-thirds of the upper lash line. You can also slightly lift the kajal at the outer corner, creating a mini wing that visually lifts the eye for a balanced, symmetrical look.
Additional Tip: Avoid a thick line on the lower lash line, as this can make your eyes appear tired or droopy.
Product Recommendation: The natural downward tilt of this eye shape complements colored kajal shades. You can opt for Colorbar’s I-Glide Magic Eye Pencil.
Conclusion
Applying kajal according to your eye shape can transform your look, highlighting your natural features in the most flattering way. Whether you want a simple, everyday look or a bold, dramatic style, these techniques ensure that you’ll be able to customize your kajal application to suit your unique eye shape. Experiment with these tips and enjoy discovering the styles that make you feel your best.
Check out Colorbar’s Kajal collection to add a pop of color to your everyday makeup look. With a variety of shades and long-lasting formulas, you’re sure to find the perfect kajal stick for any occasion. Along with Kajal, you can also check out their other eye makeup products like eyeliners, eyeshadows, mascaras, and fake lashes. Shop Now.
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