On this episode of Pulse Daily we are reviewing the Colossal Kajal from Maybelline. This beauty product was raved before its launch in Nigeria and even afterwards it still raving/popular so lets see if its worth all the hype..
Beauty Review- Maybelline Colossal Kajal
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If you love kohl/dark eyes then The Colossal Kajal should be on your makeup list. The kajal features a smudge free deep black that lasts up to 12 hours and its true! It is also fortified with enriching vitamins, for sensitive eyes it doesn't dry out the eyes instead nourishes the eye. Its not irritating to the eyes and its long lasting
Here’s why you’ll love it:
• Has deep black pigments that deliver intense color and the blackest shine
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• Color doesn’t smudge or fade
• Enriched with nourishing ingredients and Vitamin E to soothe the eye
• Features a unique tip that glides smoothly for even application
So if you are looking to good eyeliner... Watch
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