Preparation Of Herbal Kajal



Eyes are the Most important Organ of our body. 

Everyone says, If eyes are  beautiful there is need to look beautiful .And that’s why women are always on the lookout to create a style  with new and unique eye make-up. 

Women love numerous products to create dramatic eye looks, it is the simple kajal that will be a clear winner and beautify our eyes. 

Kajal is also known as Kohl .

Kajal is also applied for baby eyes.Our Grandmothers and mothers applied kajal to babies.

So, we can create natural kajal at home.


Homemade kajal / organic Kajal /ayurvedic kajal: 



It is made up castor oil, almond oil, ghee,almonds, camphor and copper vessels. 

Theses ingredients beneficial for the eyes.

 It is a black, sooty mixture with a creamy and smooth consistency.


Benefits Of Homemade Kajal: 

1.Beautify our Eyes. 

2.Medicinal Benefits. 

3.Free from Chemicals 

4.100℅ Pure 

5.Organic Kajal is a good eye Moisturizer. 

6.Prevent Impurities getting into the eyes. 

7.Clarify eyes. 

8.Fortifying the eye Muscle and nerves. 

9.Enhancing shine of our eyes. 



Preparation Procedure of Homemade Kajal : 

Castor Oil Kajal

Ingredients:

4-5 ajwain seeds

 3 tbsp castor oil

Cotton 

1 copper oil lamp or diya

2 Glasses. 

1 copper plate


Method:

1.Put the ajwain seeds inside the dried cotton. 

2.Make a wick  of cotton and tie the ends.

3.Put the wick in the lamp and fill it with castor oil.

4.Now place two glasses on either side of the lamp.

5.Place the copper plate on the glass in such a way that the plate is just on top of the lamp.

6.Light the wick  till the whole oil in the lamp to burn out. 

7.After some time soot get collected  under side of the plate. 

8.Scratch it. And collect soot into small bottle. 

9.Add castor Oil into the spot drop by drop. 

10.After getting desired consistency stop addition of castor oil. 

11.Mix it well and Close the bottle. 


How Castor oil Kajal works : 

1.Castor oil contains  vitamin E is very beneficial for our eyes. 

2.It prevent any kind of bacterial infection. 

3.It also reduces stress. 

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