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I’m an Indian who wasn’t born or raised in India, and I’ve been taking gradual steps to connect back with my culture and heritage. I struggled to find anything on how to make Kajal - and then I was blessed with this! 🍀💖☺️🪴✨ Thank you so much, sister! 💕
I made this.. and I use it as mascara... It's amazing I mixed few drops of rose water into it... And the mascara is ready Edit: wow... I did not expect this many likes... Thank u😘
@@Nashwan660 it dries off easily on lashes... But it's not water proof.... if you rub your fingers on your eyes it will smudge easily....otherwise it's good
Ummm that's richer and more saturated black than many in a $65 high-end American makeup palette. And this video was more relaxing than I expected haha. So gorgeous and I feel so honored to know this beauty in another culture.
@@addyphoenix2655 try making it, it's more pigmented than any label you'll find, plus it takes an army of make up remover bottles to remove, so use coconut oil for wiping it off. My grandma made it like this, with just two additions, she used camphor and eucalyptus oil, and added a crow egg for extra depth. Trust me, it's the blackest black
@@jayn2511 yeah. So the female bird lays her eggs in the crows nest because she's too lazy to build one herself, and the male takes care of it. It's a sky blue color with Yellow/ white polka dots on it.
I just followed this made a batch....the intensity of the black pigment is mind blowing. Thanks for sharing this. Also just dont mess with the pigment...it's really hard to get off from finger tips . Use a spoon only like shown in this video
My mom taught this to me 22 years back. Every Diwali when the Diya was left to lit till it exhausted then she collected the remains and applied it to all of us. Till date I am using the same method.
the best part is that, this kajal has goodness of almond (vitamin E) and ajwain (carom)(for cleaning eyes ) which not only makes you look pretty but takes care for your beautiful eyes ... traditional is best.
My mom used to tell me the stories of making the kajal from scratch and by hand nd how natural ingredients they add to make them .. 😍😍 soo lovely to watch this
I never knew kajal was made this way. It is actually very beautiful like art to me. Thank you ladies. I was looking for a natural root touch up recipe and another channel made one with activated charcoal, kajal, beeswax and coconut oil. I was wondering how I could make the kajal.
I was taught by my mom to make it by taking a whole almond, dipping it into ghee(use a needle to hold it), then holding it over a ghee fire (cotton wick) until it is charcoal. Then strain it thru a very fine cloth and use with castor oil. Didn't know there were so many ways to make it! Interesting!
Thank you for sharing. My co-mother made it using ghee instead of mustard oil and also added dried mint. I love seeing the different recipes. I still make it every once in a while and use it lightly.
My mom always make kajal using this method on every diwali using diyas and apply on my eyes since childhood so that it can protect my eyes. After fireworks, mom applied kajal on eyes before sleeping. She used to tell the reason that it will protect our eyes from that light which we saw during fireworks outside and clean our eyes. Nice video.. 😃👍
I'm from a poor family, so when I was a teen, I didn't have money to buy make-up. So I used to use coal waste - which is called "gayettes" in my country (Belgium) - I collected on old mines sites, burned them and crush them in olive oil. It was my eyeliner and my mascara during all my teenagehood and my college studies.
My grandma taught me this as I'm allergic to the chemical ones....We can use castor or gingilly I.e sesame oil too....I think more traditional ways should go on the tube..tq for the beautiful video...👏 There is a traditional way to make bindhi.. too..👍
The South Indian way of making homemade Kajal is as follows: Make a fine paste of sandalwood by rubbing the pure wood on a flat soft stone mortar & a fine paste of Hirda & both to be mixed well & applied on the bottom of a clay pot. The wick is made out of a cotten cloth 6"×6" & is soaked in the juice of Bringiraj plant leaves & dried in sunlight- repeat for for 5days Keep it on a mud Diya. Caster Oil is used to lit the wick & the pot with the above paste with some support to allow air. The black soot formed is then mixed with castor oil & stored in a silver container for use. Sandal / Hirda / Castor oil will give cooling effect to the eyes & Bringiraj will improve the eye sight
@@Yuri.b2 It is a nut. It is the Hindi name & in Tamil, it is called as Kadukkai. If you type Hirda & make a Google search, will show the image of the nut. Also will show its botanical name.
You don't know what you did. You are a amazing girl. You have put so much effort to make natural Kajal. You are such a beautiful person. God bless you❤️
Was literally searching for kajol malaking process. And my son gifts me your video..God Bless loved watching it.. lemme do it..Now. thank you thank you thank you for the knowledge shared😃
My grandmother used to make home made kajal / kan mai in tamil since when I was a kid. It has a wonderful cooling effect for ur eyes. Now it has been taken to the next gen too She made this for her great grandchildren too. Our culture follows using this kan mai for a new born . Trust me my 6 month old has never cried out of irritation upon using this home made kajal/ kan mai.
For the past 2 years I have not been able to put any eye product like eyeliner or mascara around my eyes because I got an infection using the products...just saw this video and I'm definitely gonna try it! Thanks
beautiful video. I guess the art of making and storing kajal varies a little by region in India, but the concept is the same. My grandmoms - dadi and nani - used to make kajal for us with home made ghee, in a clean clay diya and collect the soot in beautiful artistically engraved and ornate brass kajal daanis for application. The whole concept of kajal making is so holistic and artistic.
I'm so happy 🥰 i tried this and the results were amazing 😊 the kajal is really beyond expectations and I swear am not gonna buy any market chemical kajal from now. Thanku soo much🥰
Thank you for showing us and also I appreciate the soothing music in the background. I found a profund joy for this kind of content, wich is educating and relaxing at the same time.
Thank you for sharing. Never knew it was made with like this. Super cool Anish Kapoor just had his Vanta black recipe leaked for people in the world to use hahahaha
It seems to be among the ingredients that you have used, one more that you have not commented on your list, it is like a herb, what is it? Thank you for sharing this teaching, I find it beautiful, thank you. Greetings🇪🇦😘
I will definitely try to make this as I love natural things and I'll make sure that my all things were natural.....so I am finding this type of video for such a long time as I really want to know the procedure of kajal making which is purely natural so thank you soooooo much for making this video.....😊😄
My late dadi used to make kajal this way too, and never allowed her daughter to use the store bought stuff. My aunt first purchased her very first eyeliner after her wedding.
I added ghee and honey in the last step. The result is Kohl black kajal and once you make is enough for 3 months! I'm never going to purchase from brands. Superb look
We hv a tradition of making kajal on diwali eve.....lamp burns overnight We collect it in the morning This time my plate wasnt placed correctly over the flame,so i had gotten very small quantity😒 I loved how you made that batti wd almond n ajwain,tysm fr the idea
Almond oil is good for eyes and ajwain is soothing in nature may be that's y she used those. There r different traditions in different regions all are good. But in north only cow ghee is used.
Kajal is not only safe to use, but actually healthy for the eye. Modern chemicals used in makeup are toxic. Oftentimes, the old way is better than the modern.
couch potato Probably not. That’s why I wouldn’t trust them. Kajal is SO easy to make, so I think it’s better to just make it instead of buying the pencils.
My aunt used to made kajal in traditional way...for her and me...its natural,cheap and darkest undoubtedly..but problem is that used to smudge easily..is your way smudge free..or else pls tell me a way that it would be smudge free.. .
This is very natural & good.How to apply kajal in eyes with fingers or brush. Which brush we can use for eyes. Which is good, where should I buy this brush. Pls reply me
Kajal is meant more for the waterline than as an eyeliner, so I wouldn't think bringing beeswax in contact with eyes is safe. You may use castor oil though, it's thick and cleanses eyes
@@SwatiBasanwal yes please can you tell how can we make this a little water proof, coz I live in Mumbai and it's very humid here which make black blobs around my eyes after using kajal
Wow!!! Thank you for making this video. Recently as I’m getting more organized I purchase a eye liner case and I thought it’s time to collect eyeliners!!! Which I have 5-8 of blue shade but in black shade I only have couple and indian mesh Kajaal small case. Every time I try pencil eyeliner it does not set in proper or gets rub on and becomes Smokey eye!!! Than I tried my indian mesh Kajal indian way with finger and Voila!!!! It stayed perfect!!!! Not just that my eyes dint burn and was very soothing like the hair oil scalp!!! I dap the black finger on my side burns that covered my greys!!! And it’s I believe less than a $1!!!! Thankfully I have not collected and done enough damage to my hair, eyes or body as every time I get excited to try and shop and collect I somehow end up stepping back and going desi ways!!!! Not only it’s cheap but it’s all organic natural and soothing!!!! One reason I look so young 😁😎✌️as I appreciate old traditions👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 . Although I never ever knew kajal is made this way!!!! Thank you for making this video and educating me.
unbleebubble bubble its an indian tradition to apply kajal to a new born babies eyes... Its has Ayurvedic properties to keep the babies eyes healthy...
kali m as per Ayurvedic term kajal is not a makeup but a herbal medicine to protect eyes from any possible eye infections especially for babies.. Also its an Indian culture to apply kajal on new born babie's eyes to protect the baby from any evel spirit...
unbleebubble bubble yes kajal can be harmful for babies eyes IF it is store bougt since the commercial kajals have lots of chemicals in it... But as u can see traditional (homemade) kajal is make from Almonds, almond oil, ghee or mustard oil... It has many ayrvedic properties... And as per babies crying is concerned babies cry while taking medicine and injections also that doesnt mean we should not give it to babies...
Even my mom taught me to made home-made kajal... But we had a pure ghee diya and we added camphor/karpoor to it because ghee and camphor is known to make one's eyes feel cool
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Will it smudge?
Can i replace mustard oil by ghee
This video is so clean and everything beautiful and perfect music I feel like old times
Thank you :)
@@SwatiBasanwal 😍
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Yes very beautiful 👌
No explanation v ..what's the use
I’m an Indian who wasn’t born or raised in India, and I’ve been taking gradual steps to connect back with my culture and heritage. I struggled to find anything on how to make Kajal - and then I was blessed with this! 🍀💖☺️🪴✨ Thank you so much, sister! 💕
I made this.. and I use it as mascara... It's amazing
I mixed few drops of rose water into it... And the mascara is ready
Edit: wow... I did not expect this many likes... Thank u😘
Good idea.
Wow! I'd like to know is it smudge proof? Like during hot and humid weather is it going to be all over the face??
@@Nashwan660 it dries off easily on lashes... But it's not water proof.... if you rub your fingers on your eyes it will smudge easily....otherwise it's good
Mix in with aloe Vera gel for smudge proof mascara 🙂
What oil u used to mix it.....?
Ummm that's richer and more saturated black than many in a $65 high-end American makeup palette. And this video was more relaxing than I expected haha. So gorgeous and I feel so honored to know this beauty in another culture.
doesnt look as pigmented tho
@@addyphoenix2655 try making it, it's more pigmented than any label you'll find, plus it takes an army of make up remover bottles to remove, so use coconut oil for wiping it off.
My grandma made it like this, with just two additions, she used camphor and eucalyptus oil, and added a crow egg for extra depth. Trust me, it's the blackest black
Great india
@@nidakazi7021 crow egg???
@@jayn2511 yeah. So the female bird lays her eggs in the crows nest because she's too lazy to build one herself, and the male takes care of it. It's a sky blue color with Yellow/ white polka dots on it.
Those 52 dislike are from lakme
😂and the rest are of collosal ,Elle 18 etc
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😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂24 hours smudge proof bolte he par 1 ghante me mein panda jeisi lagti hu. 😑😑😑😑
😂😂😂 yeah
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I just followed this made a batch....the intensity of the black pigment is mind blowing. Thanks for sharing this. Also just dont mess with the pigment...it's really hard to get off from finger tips . Use a spoon only like shown in this video
I'm so excited that you tried :D
Can I add Bees wax to make it smudge proof
@@lifeinmyway2200
I wanted to know the same. Have you tried adding wax or at all?How bad was it smudging?
Is that smudge proof dear?
@@SwatiBasanwalkonsa oil mix kia apny end mn kajal powder mn Plz btain
I am amazed at the richness of Indian culture!
My mom taught this to me 22 years back. Every Diwali when the Diya was left to lit till it exhausted then she collected the remains and applied it to all of us. Till date I am using the same method.
the best part is that, this kajal has goodness of almond (vitamin E) and ajwain (carom)(for cleaning eyes ) which not only makes you look pretty but takes care for your beautiful eyes ... traditional is best.
Which oil used in this process?
But wouldn't the heat kill those nutrients?
@@shaziajamal9961 Almond oil prefered. You can use any other old that is skin friendly like coconut, til, olive etc.
My mom used to tell me the stories of making the kajal from scratch and by hand nd how natural ingredients they add to make them .. 😍😍 soo lovely to watch this
What a coincidence .. I just thought of trying home made Kajal and this is the first thing I saw in my UA-cam recommendations😄😄😍
Thanks a lot sister
Mellish did u Google it by any chance before opening youtube
You shouldve gone and buy a lottery then.....
Phones are creepy
COCO The Pug I think I didn’t
Ibkahn bahim LoL 😂 😄
I never knew kajal was made this way. It is actually very beautiful like art to me. Thank you ladies. I was looking for a natural root touch up recipe and another channel made one with activated charcoal, kajal, beeswax and coconut oil. I was wondering how I could make the kajal.
I was taught by my mom to make it by taking a whole almond, dipping it into ghee(use a needle to hold it), then holding it over a ghee fire (cotton wick) until it is charcoal. Then strain it thru a very fine cloth and use with castor oil. Didn't know there were so many ways to make it! Interesting!
Thank you!
Your mother taught you correct recipe.
The scraping of the Kajal powder off the plate was so so so satisfying. Wish that part was longer. Anyway, love the video. 🙏🙈😋
It was so elegantly done
Never in a million years would I have guessed this is how it's made. Wow!!!
This is our real ,natural and pureIndia and don't even think for lakme and others as they use harmful things to make.
How many people has died with lakme yet? NO ONE....
@@iibkahn oh so should we await for dying. Bull shit
@@iibkahn do you even have any idea how these people test these products on animals... This is the only reason i don't want to buy them ever
venus the smart gsd true.
And it is less than in cost than products we see in ads
I am in Love with this traditional Indian art of making Kajal. Thank you to your Mother for teaching us this and also to you too. Stay Blessed.
I’ve been making my kajal like this for over two years after watching this video. Better than any store bought one I’ve ever tried
Do you collect also what's in the lamp, or only what's on the metal plate ? ☺️
Representation is really good.
Finally I got the traditional recipe to make kajal thanks Mam
Thank you for sharing. My co-mother made it using ghee instead of mustard oil and also added dried mint. I love seeing the different recipes. I still make it every once in a while and use it lightly.
Dried mint! I guess it gives it a zing
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Awww years ago i have watched my grabdmother doing like this.....i miss her
My mom always make kajal using this method on every diwali using diyas and apply on my eyes since childhood so that it can protect my eyes. After fireworks, mom applied kajal on eyes before sleeping. She used to tell the reason that it will protect our eyes from that light which we saw during fireworks outside and clean our eyes.
Nice video.. 😃👍
Excellent. I’ll try for sure
I'm from a poor family, so when I was a teen, I didn't have money to buy make-up. So I used to use coal waste - which is called "gayettes" in my country (Belgium) - I collected on old mines sites, burned them and crush them in olive oil. It was my eyeliner and my mascara during all my teenagehood and my college studies.
My grandma taught me this as I'm allergic to the chemical ones....We can use castor or gingilly I.e sesame oil too....I think more traditional ways should go on the tube..tq for the beautiful video...👏
There is a traditional way to make bindhi.. too..👍
padma duggirala is this long lasting? My skin is too oily.
Can we use olive oil ???
Please reply me........
@@rb_chucklechild it's not waterproof...its not oily...
@@archanakunchanur5014 olden days and traditional making did not have olive oil...so I'm not sure archana.
@@archanakunchanur5014 Not sure. I have only heard of using sesame oil, castor oil, cow ghee or mustard oil.
Such an extraordinary authentic process. Power of tradition. Greetings from Russia!
My mom used to make kajal at home when i was small .. seeing this i got nostalgic ❤️❤️
I can feel the purity of ❤️ and art in this video
Jai Hind🇮🇳
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I didn't get it.. Did I miss something?
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My aunt used to do this for us. I’m glad to see that it wasn’t forgotten. Thank you❤️
You are fortunate!
The South Indian way of making homemade Kajal is as follows:
Make a fine paste of sandalwood by rubbing the pure wood on a flat soft stone mortar & a fine paste of Hirda & both to be mixed well & applied on the bottom of a clay pot.
The wick is made out of a cotten cloth 6"×6" & is soaked in the juice of Bringiraj plant leaves & dried in sunlight- repeat for for 5days
Keep it on a mud Diya. Caster Oil is used to lit the wick & the pot with the above paste with some support to allow air.
The black soot formed is then mixed with castor oil & stored in a silver container for use.
Sandal / Hirda / Castor oil will give cooling effect to the eyes & Bringiraj will improve the eye sight
What is hirda??
@@Yuri.b2 It is a nut. It is the Hindi name & in Tamil, it is called as Kadukkai. If you type Hirda & make a Google search, will show the image of the nut. Also will show its botanical name.
@@vijayaswaminathan8565 hirda is not a Hindi word
@@sushantpandey897 It is Haritaki in Hindi.
@@vijayaswaminathan8565 thank you for your answer.🙂
You don't know what you did. You are a amazing girl. You have put so much effort to make natural Kajal. You are such a beautiful person. God bless you❤️
Thank you so much for your kind words
My Mumma makes it from ghee and silver plate. It's fascinating to watch them sticking to the old method , using ayurveda for beauty and diet.
Was literally searching for kajol malaking process. And my son gifts me your video..God Bless loved watching it.. lemme do it..Now. thank you thank you thank you for the knowledge shared😃
My grandmother would collect the early morning dew to make fresh kajal. Brings back childhood memories
What do you mean by early morning dew?
How does one collect dew?
The videography is amazing ! 🖤
Thank you love :)
To think after all these years of buying kajal, I've could have made my very own! Thank you
My grandmother used to make home made kajal / kan mai in tamil since when I was a kid. It has a wonderful cooling effect for ur eyes.
Now it has been taken to the next gen too
She made this for her great grandchildren too. Our culture follows using this kan mai for a new born .
Trust me my 6 month old has never cried out of irritation upon using this home made kajal/ kan mai.
Hi there!!! Is this the same Kajal making technique???? If not then please share your grandmother's Kajal making technique too.
Any recommendation for eyesight... Is this d same method used for ages or any other way is followed?
Hey pls share the proceduce how ur grandmother maked
That was fascinating, thank you for sharing part of your culture.
Also the jeweled boxes that you put it in after are so beautiful. 💖
For the past 2 years I have not been able to put any eye product like eyeliner or mascara around my eyes because I got an infection using the products...just saw this video and I'm definitely gonna try it! Thanks
Yes coz of bhelephritis can I use this home made gazal!??
Beautiful Siso. Thanks for uploading, I'M a huge fan of indian kajal. Love from Pakistan
When i was a kid ...my grandma used to do it ...i miss her soo much 😭
beautiful video.
I guess the art of making and storing kajal varies a little by region in India, but the concept is the same. My grandmoms - dadi and nani - used to make kajal for us with home made ghee, in a clean clay diya and collect the soot in beautiful artistically engraved and ornate brass kajal daanis for application. The whole concept of kajal making is so holistic and artistic.
In my house my grandmother and my mother also made Kajal every Diwali and we used for the whole year. I will try to make this Kajal one of these days.
Is it possible to make kajal by mixing only clay and almond oil?
Is it possible to make kajal by mixing only clay and almond oil?
I'm so happy 🥰 i tried this and the results were amazing 😊 the kajal is really beyond expectations and I swear am not gonna buy any market chemical kajal from now. Thanku soo much🥰
U can use pure ghee instead of mustard oil, thank you for this lovely video😊
Thank you for showing us and also I appreciate the soothing music in the background. I found a profund joy for this kind of content, wich is educating and relaxing at the same time.
Thank you for sharing. Never knew it was made with like this. Super cool
Anish Kapoor just had his Vanta black recipe leaked for people in the world to use hahahaha
I prepared the kajal the same way and it was an amazing experience. Thank you. And the kajal came out very well. As in the video
Wow... This video is so inspiring... It just makes u wanna diy it yourself... Thank u...
Home made kajals..r too Good.My grandma...was a specialist...,but used different ingredients...
That’s such a lovely process of making Kajal. Background music is soothing.
It seems to be among the ingredients that you have used, one more that you have not commented on your list, it is like a herb, what is it? Thank you for sharing this teaching, I find it beautiful, thank you. Greetings🇪🇦😘
My granny use to make it with some kind of flowers.......... Nostalgic
Very interesting and informative, thank you. Can the mustard oil be replaced by another oil ( e.g olive,castor, rice,sesame oil) ?
Thanks a lot for sharing such a valuable traditional method
I'm glad you liked it :)
I will definitely try to make this as I love natural things and I'll make sure that my all things were natural.....so I am finding this type of video for such a long time as I really want to know the procedure of kajal making which is purely natural so thank you soooooo much for making this video.....😊😄
i love how u filmed this it's so beautiful, kinda makes u feel nostalgic too
WHAT OIL IS USED?
It's an age long culture. It reminds me of my childhood when my aunt used to make this.. it's nostalgic
I hvent seen such beautiful process in life
Thanks for sharing yr recipe and video, I would love to make it as soon as possible. Have a wonderful day!
Hi lily, thank you!
Have a great day :)
You are welcome.
My late dadi used to make kajal this way too, and never allowed her daughter to use the store bought stuff. My aunt first purchased her very first eyeliner after her wedding.
And yes I made this today only and its awesome...I have no words what a intense black finish and smudge free too loveddd itttt!!!
Wow probably blacker than MAC Carbon
I added ghee and honey in the last step. The result is Kohl black kajal and once you make is enough for 3 months! I'm never going to purchase from brands. Superb look
The plate and bowl used is Bronze, right?
It's kasna metal, alloy of copper, tin and bronze
Peetal, the traditional way.
Copper is good for health
Our old indian culture te most scientific and the richest of all 🕉️🕉️🚩
We hv a tradition of making kajal on diwali eve.....lamp burns overnight
We collect it in the morning
This time my plate wasnt placed correctly over the flame,so i had gotten very small quantity😒
I loved how you made that batti wd almond n ajwain,tysm fr the idea
What is the science behind crushed almond and ajwain seeds? I have been burning the cotton alone and collecting the flames.
I want to know that too...
Vitamins? 🤷🏽♀️
it improves eyesight...cleanses thoroughly...we use castor oil
Almond oil is good for eyes and ajwain is soothing in nature may be that's y she used those. There r different traditions in different regions all are good. But in north only cow ghee is used.
I don't know
But we use dried Neem leaves in place of these two things
Now don't 😂😂 don't ask me why Neem ? Next try this too ..if you've itchy eyes
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO!! DOES IT SMUDGE EASILY?
My mummy just made this kajal for her Grand Duaghter😍😊
I tried it, and it is amazing!!!! Bhot sara kajal ban gya...
Kajal is not only safe to use, but actually healthy for the eye.
Modern chemicals used in makeup are toxic. Oftentimes, the old way is better than the modern.
True, apparently kajal can prevent your eyes (and the skin around it) from direct sun exposure. Good stuff.
Do kajal pencils actually have kajal?
couch potato
Probably not. That’s why I wouldn’t trust them. Kajal is SO easy to make, so I think it’s better to just make it instead of buying the pencils.
@@__seeker__ I don't have all the ingredients. And I couldn't use it on my waterline because it has oil and I wear contact lenses🙁
couch potato
You can also use it dry (without adding the oil). It’s trickier to apply but still possible.
Thanks mam..
This video can be used by people who hate chemical makeup products. The look it gives is really beautiful...
So grateful that we have such beautiful cultures with beautiful minds and ideas.
Wow superb. Its just my grandmother's recipe.... I liked it😍
My mom's method but with sarson oil. Thanks for sharing
My aunt used to made kajal in traditional way...for her and me...its natural,cheap and darkest undoubtedly..but problem is that used to smudge easily..is your way smudge free..or else pls tell me a way that it would be smudge free..
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exactly.. I am browsing comments to see that only.. if we can make it smudge proof
You can apply powder after mascara and you can blow the powder slowly with the help of brush..it really works🌼
Beautiful tradition and beautiful video..thank you so much for sharing.
We make kajal in home... With cotton cloth and nandhiyar vattam flower...
Make video plz
And u r a Tamilian right
@@sandysen3908 yes
@@arathikc2334 😊😄
How do you use the flower in making kajal?
This is very natural & good.How to apply kajal in eyes with fingers or brush. Which brush we can use for eyes. Which is good, where should I buy this brush. Pls reply me
It took 3 almonds to make that much eyeliner and we're still burning coal?!?!????
Cotton also she used
@@lifearoundwesternghats cotton for burn not for the ingredient
U r forgetting the amount of mustard oil required ..That's the main ingredient
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Yes she used cotton but what if we don't have diya?
Beautiful presentation felt I wanted to do immediately. Thanku for sharing this out was amazing 😍
Could you add beeswax for a more gel like texture?
Kajal is meant more for the waterline than as an eyeliner, so I wouldn't think bringing beeswax in contact with eyes is safe. You may use castor oil though, it's thick and cleanses eyes
I can try :D
@@SwatiBasanwal when will you try? And plz let us know about the experience..
@@SwatiBasanwal yes please can you tell how can we make this a little water proof, coz I live in Mumbai and it's very humid here which make black blobs around my eyes after using kajal
I feel so happy watching this
Bacchpan mai apne nani se sunna karti thi ye tarikha....😍
500 ka eyeliner or 200 ka kajal laane se acha hai natural kajal ghr pe bnao❤️
this is such a beautiful video....transported me right back to my childhood...
This is amazing!!!!! I had never seen it being made like this before even though I knew how it's made!! Brilliant video Swati!!
Thank you
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Wow!!! Thank you for making this video. Recently as I’m getting more organized I purchase a eye liner case and I thought it’s time to collect eyeliners!!! Which I have 5-8 of blue shade but in black shade I only have couple and indian mesh Kajaal small case. Every time I try pencil eyeliner it does not set in proper or gets rub on and becomes Smokey eye!!! Than I tried my indian mesh Kajal indian way with finger and Voila!!!! It stayed perfect!!!! Not just that my eyes dint burn and was very soothing like the hair oil scalp!!! I dap the black finger on my side burns that covered my greys!!! And it’s I believe less than a $1!!!! Thankfully I have not collected and done enough damage to my hair, eyes or body as every time I get excited to try and shop and collect I somehow end up stepping back and going desi ways!!!! Not only it’s cheap but it’s all organic natural and soothing!!!! One reason I look so young 😁😎✌️as I appreciate old traditions👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 . Although I never ever knew kajal is made this way!!!! Thank you for making this video and educating me.
This is how they did it during the old days
I can’t believe you don’t have more subscribers. This was so soothing
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mam can i use almond oil instead of musturd oil
Bt doubt... If it is smudge free or not??
@@Isnigdha07 of course not
You can add bees wax to make it matte
Thank you!
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Amazing I will try this at home. Plz Tell me which oil to use in diya thank you ❤
Can we use this kajal for our new born baby.. Plz reply
Yes, in north India Such home made kajal is only used for babies. But they use pure cow desi ghee in diya.
leave your newborn baby alone. let it be a baby and dont put makeup on it lol
unbleebubble bubble its an indian tradition to apply kajal to a new born babies eyes... Its has Ayurvedic properties to keep the babies eyes healthy...
kali m as per Ayurvedic term kajal is not a makeup but a herbal medicine to protect eyes from any possible eye infections especially for babies.. Also its an Indian culture to apply kajal on new born babie's eyes to protect the baby from any evel spirit...
unbleebubble bubble yes kajal can be harmful for babies eyes IF it is store bougt since the commercial kajals have lots of chemicals in it... But as u can see traditional (homemade) kajal is make from Almonds, almond oil, ghee or mustard oil... It has many ayrvedic properties... And as per babies crying is concerned babies cry while taking medicine and injections also that doesnt mean we should not give it to babies...
Wow. Wow. Finally. I find. natural eye. liner. thanks. Lord and. my dear. God bless you more ❤️❤️❤️💚🌹🇺🇸
My mom uses ghee instead of mustard oil.
Bangalis must be using mustard.. God, they smell. 🤮
In south india, castor oil is used. It’s meant to soothe the heat and promote healthy lashes.
@@fridayschild722 yes it's true.....
I was mesmerized watching! Beautifully entertaining, much admiration, from a Texas grandma! 💞
Any particular reason for adding almonds and ajwain?
Almonds have vit E which is extremely beneficial gives shine and ajwain has oils which are antibacterial
Vaishnavi Sudha D will the vitamin E still remain in the kajal ? since the almond was completely burnt, Wouldn’t the vitamin E burn out as well ?
Vaishnavi Sudha D thank you
@@mayasharma4613 almond also use for smudge proof kajal..nice video ...
Even my mom taught me to made home-made kajal... But we had a pure ghee diya and we added camphor/karpoor to it because ghee and camphor is known to make one's eyes feel cool
We also add camphor, but not the ones used in arati.
Do natural hairdye pls
I use henna for hair dyeing the preparation of the henna can be laborious and can take up to a day to dye your hair depending on length and thickness