I really enjoy adding a pop of color to my eyes with a bright eyeliner, especially during the summer months. One of my favorite colors to wear on my eyes is green because I feel that it suits brown eyes really well. Today I will talk about one such colored eyeliner that is perfect for adding something special to a simple makeup look, it is the SoulTree Kajal in the shade Moss Velvet.
This product comes in a traditional twist up crayon packaging. In fact, the packaging is very sleek and sturdy, which is great because poor packaging makes eye products break off quite easily. The formula is super pigmented and creamy. It glides on my skin and provides an opaque parrot green color in one swipe.
The longevity is also pretty good and the product stays in place for a good 5-6 hours, provided that you don’t have extremely oily eyelids and do not rub your eyes. The finish is neither too glossy nor too matte, it is quite reminiscent of the old school black kohl kajal. My only complaint about this product is that it stings when I apply it on my waterline, even though it is supposed to be waterline safe. Therefore, I only use it on my eyelids.
This kajal from SoulTree is priced at only INR 350 and is made with natural ingredients such as ghee, camphor, almond oil, and natural pigments. Perhaps if you don’t have sensitive eyes then you could wear it on your waterline too. This range also includes a bunch of different fun colors, so if you like experimenting with colorful eye looks but do not want to break the bank then do give this range a shot!
I hope that this review was useful. You can buy the SoulTree Kajal here.
Mrinalini
Mrinalini is a beauty blogger with over 7 years of experience in reviewing skincare, makeup, and wellness products. Her professional experience in the biomedical space plus her keen interest in testing products spanning decades gives her the upper edge when it comes to reviewing new beauty products, particularly for oily, acne-prone, Indian skin.
This sounds great for sensitive eyes.
Its such a beautiful shade of green, pity it stings on waterline.
It might work for some on the waterline as well, however I have read other bloggers complaining about the stinging too.