Definition of «kohl»

Kohl is a traditional cosmetic used in many cultures, primarily in the Middle East and South Asia. It is made from powdered materials such as soot or ash, often combined with oils or waxes to create a thick paste that can be applied to the eyes for decorative purposes or to protect them from sunlight. The word "kohl" comes from the Arabic term "khalu," meaning "powder."

Usage examples

  1. Apply kohl eyeliner along your waterline to create a bold and smoky look.
  2. Use a kohl pencil to define and shape your eyebrows for a natural finish.
  3. Blend kohl eyeshadow onto your lids for a dramatic and intense eye makeup look.
  4. Create a winged eyeliner effect by using a kohl pen and extending the line beyond your lash line.
  5. Apply kohl eyeshadow along your lower lash line to add depth and intensity to your eye makeup.
  6. Smudge kohl eyeliner on your upper and lower lash lines for a sultry and smoky effect.

Sentences with «kohl»

  • His work has been widely exhibited and he has been Artist - in - Residence at the Frans Masereel Center in Belgium, the Vermont Studio Center, Women's Studio Workshop and the John Michael Kohler Arts in Industry Program. (rfpaints.com)
  • Or that last minute ordering of cleats from Kohls at the start of the next sports season — again pennies saved with RetailMeNot. (theinspiredroom.net)
  • She was the recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship in 2011, a residency at Kohler Arts Center in 2010 and a Louis Comfort Tiffany Fellowship in 2009. (hamptonsarthub.com)
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