Applying kajal or surma to babies’ eyes is an old tradition in many cultures of the world specially in South Asia. Traditional eye cosmetics ‘surma’ use is a popular practice in South Asia ...

Kajal is usually put in the lower waterline of the baby’s eyes and behind the earlobes. Using a kajal or Surma on your baby’s eyes is a traditional Indian culture, which is believed to ward ...

If you’re from India or Pakistan, the jet-black cosmetic is known as kajal or surma. If you’re Nigerian ... Kajal is thought to ward off the evil eye. And considering that some in the older ...

Eyes are the windows to the soul and SRK proved it with his kohl-eyed (surma) piercing looks in the movie. So if you are also all pumped up about adding a new beauty product read surma to your ...

In many cultures, applying kajal (kohl or surma) to a baby’s eyes is a cherished tradition, believed to ward off the "evil eye" and enhance beauty. But modern science raises concerns ...

In Goa and elsewhere, Muslims usually apply surma, a type of kohl, ahead of namaz or before going to bed Legend has it that while in the desert of Sinai, Prophet Musa left his followers under the ...

Putting black makeup around a baby's eyes is a common tradition across India ... Sponsor Message Kajal, which is also known as kohl and surma, is illegal in the U.S. because of its very high ...

I had listen and and saw a hadeeth regarding using surma in eyes.Propher Muhammad Sallallahualayhiwasallam used Ismad(Alif-Saa-Meem-Daal) and said it grows the eyelashes and increases the eye sight ...

A new campaign to highlight the dangers of applying surma (eye make-up) on children has been launched. Surma also known as Khol, Kajal or Al-Kahl is widely used across many parts of the Asian sub ...