Tatsat Ayurvedic herbal Kajal | Natural, Lead-Free & Chemical-Free Eye Care | Soothing Formula for Everyday Use | Safe for All Skin Types | Made with Triphala, Chakshushya Herbs, Castor Oil etc

THE SUPREME AYURVEDIC EYE CARE ANJANA INSPIRED BY SAHASRAYOGAM In Ayurveda, Anjana is a traditional preparation mentioned in classical texts. It has been historically used as part of various eye care routines. Different types of Anjana are described in Ayurvedic literature, with applications that vary based on traditional practices
CHAKSHUSHYA HERBS: Sunetri Anjana is prepared with ingredients such as Tulsi, Triphala, Sahadevi, and Daruharidra, following a meticulous 21-day process. These herbs are traditionally used in various formulations, and their essence is captured in a black soot, collected on a copper plate.
CASTOR OIL BASE : The oil base of Sunetri Anjana Ayurvedic kajal is made from natural ingredients such as castor oil, almond oil, and bee wax. These components not only make the kajal 100% natural but also provide multiple eye benefits.
TRADITIONAL COOLING EFFECT: The formulation is based on classical methods that have been used for generations. It is crafted to provide a smooth, rich application with a naturally soft and creamy texture.
IS IT SMUDGE PROOF ? : Tatsat Ayurvedic Kajal may not be entirely smudge-proof. While it is designed to be long-lasting and uses natural ingredients for better adherence, reviews suggest that some smudging can occur, especially under certain conditions like humidity or oily skin. It’s still praised for its deep black color and nourishing properties, but users may experience some smudging depending on their skin type
SAFE FOR BABIES/DERMATOLOGICALLY SAFE : Yes, Tatsat Ayurvedic Kajal is generally safe for all age groups, including sensitive eyes, due to its natural ingredients and it is dermatologically safe as per the lab reports. However, the only potential allergen is Pachakarpoora (edible camphor), which may cause irritation in some individuals. It’s advisable to test for sensitivity, especially when using it on babies or young children