Kemet 100% Natural Egyptian Eyeliner in Powder Form, Handmade Eyeliner with Pharaoh packing.

I bought the Kemet Kohl recently and I love it, It goes on smoothly, looks great, and feels super natural. No irritation at all, and it stays on nicely. You can tell it’s made with good ingredients. Really impressed with the quality. Definitely buying again. Highly recommend if you’re looking for proper kohl

Love this product, Super impressed with this Kohl! Goes on really smooth, The color is bold yet soft, and it feels super comfortable to wear. It’s long lasting and honestly better than most high-end eyeliners I’ve tried.”

I love how rich and smooth this kohl is. It’s long-lasting, natural, and gives that authentic look without smudging too much. Definitely worth it

Absolutely Amazing – Kohl Kemet is a Game Changer! I don’t often write reviews, but Kohl Kemet truly deserves it! From the sleek packaging to the smooth application, this product is fantastic. The pigment is rich and long-lasting, and it doesn’t smudge or irritate my sensitive eyes. It’s more than just makeup—it’s a timeless experience. I’ve tried many eyeliners, but this one is by far my favorite. Highly recommend!

I honestly love this eyeliner, but I won’t lie — there is a learning phase. It took a few tries (and a bit of mess) before I figured out how to use it properly. Once it clicked, though, I completely stopped using regular eyeliner. The charcoal feels incredibly gentle and calming on my eyes, which was a big surprise for me. One of my favorite things is that I don’t need to apply it every day. I’ll put it on, sleep with it, and wake up with my eyes still feeling comfortable and refreshed. It really stays put. The trick I learned is tapping most of the excess powder off the applicator against the inside of the jar before pulling it out. After that, it’s just about using light pressure and smoothly gliding it along the waterline with closed eyes. I love how it lines both the top and bottom waterline at the same time. I usually apply it first, then gently clean up any loose powder with oil before doing the rest of my routine. Yes, it can be messy in the beginning, but it’s easy to clean and gets much better once you learn how much powder to use. If it’s messy, it usually just means there was too much powder on the applicator. Once it’s set on the waterline, it lasts for days. Honestly, it makes sense why this type of eyeliner has been used for thousands of years — it really works. The wooden jar and applicator are beautiful and feel very natural and grounding to use. It’s practical but also elegant, and it’s become a meaningful part of my self-care routine. The powder lasts a very long time, and the fact that it can be refilled easily makes it a great value. Overall, this feels like a real upgrade from modern makeup and something I’ll continue using long-term.

I am a 34 year old man who used to wear eyeliner in high school. I bought this because it’s natural AND has practical use. It is super easy to put on and is probably the best eyeliner I have ever worn. It FEELS masculine compared to eyeliners I used in high school. It smudges a bit easy, I think, but as a man, it is quite literally the appropriate kind of smudging. I feel like this is going to last me a long time.

I recently tried the Kemet Natural Egyptian Eyeliner and overall I’m happy with it! It gives a rich, traditional black look that feels kind of cool and authentic — almost like old-school Egyptian kohl.

Love this! Absolutely a learning curve! It took a few times and trial and lots of mess error to get it right but now that I have the hang of it I’ll never go back to regular eyeliner. The charcoal is very soothing to my eyes! I love that I only actually need to apply it a couple times a week not daily. I sleep with it and wake up and my eyes feel so good. It really does take some time to get the hang of it. I found to tap as much of the powder off against the sides before fully pulling out the applicator is key. Then it’s finding the right pressure once you close your eyes and swipe it along your waterline. I love how it gets my top waterline as well as the bottom all at once. I do it first thing and then clean up any loose powder with oil before I do anything else. (I use Moroccan clay, also 100% natural and ancient, as my eye shadow and blush/bronzer~it’s just the matter of using the right amount in the right way and using it sparingly. Also it’s a lip stain.) The eye powder can be messy but it cleans up easily until you get it right. If it’s messy it just means you didn’t tap it enough to remove loose powder from the applicator. Once in place on the waterline of the eyes it stays in place for days. No wonder they used this and it’s still here and in use for thousands of years. The wood jar and applicator is very nice. It holds and delivers the powder in the perfect amount. It’s also very pretty as a tool and it’s elegant to use. Something about it is so earthy. I can see myself carving one for myself out of stone someday but the wood for now is quite nice. It’s become part of my self care routine and a big upgrade from regular makeup. The powder is going to last a really long time and very easy to get more and refill so great value really.

I LOVE IT! a bit of a learning curve with the application process and how to not make a mess. But I have very sensitive skin and am allergic to almost every make up product. And I can wear this stuff without issue. I bought it initially for a wedding I’m in but honestly I’ll eventually start wearing it daily. It’s so much better than regular eyeliner and having blue eyes I have notice a difference when being out in the sun while wearing it. It definitely helps with the glare of light. Best advice is to tap it a little bit as you’re pulling it out to use to knock off loose product. I even blew on it to get some little bits left off. If you follow the instructions they give you inside them, it tells you how to use it and prep for before use and when to apply it during your makeup process. If you follow the instructions it’s smudge resistant. And honestly worth the money to me. First photo is during the daylight right after application, second picture is more than 8 hours post application.