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I love a Kajal eyeliner and I often get asked what a more affordable alternative to one of my absolute favourites, the best-selling Satin Kajals from Victoria Beckham Beauty. I think the Hildun Beauty Silk to Set Kajal Liner collection is definitely one to check out. I have all shade swatches here for you.
What is Hildun Beauty Silk to Set Kajal Liner?
This is a versatile eyeliner pencil that has been designed to be used to create a wing, or a smudgy, smoky or used in the waterline:
- Formula glides on to the skin
- Doesn’t tug or pull
- Sets for long lasting wear
- Safe for Waterline Use
- Dermatologist Tested
- Ophthalmologist Tested
- Safe for Contact Lens Wearers
- Vegan & Gluten Free
- Available in 6 shades
Hildun Beauty Silk to Set Kajal Liner Shades & Swatches
There are six shades available in the collection:
- Navy Nights – highly pigmented, matte, rich deep navy shade
- Emerald – deep green with subtle shimmering emerald undertone
- Pecan – deep matte brown with a warm undertone
- Noir – intense inky black with a matte finish
- Chocolate – deep cool toned matte brown
- Blaze – cranberry shade with a deep cranberry shimmer
Here are the swatches:
Navy Nights, Emerald, Pecan, Noir, Chocolate, Blaze:
My Review
If you love the smudgy, pigmented smokiness of the Victoria Beckham eyeliners, I think you will really enjoy these. The packaging is a lot more basic, however, the way the formula glides on to the skin is very similar, and these pigments also really pack a punch.
The texture is super creamy and easy to apply, and a light swipe delivers instant colour payoff. I loves these in the waterline, because they are nice and long lasting, and I find a smudgy lower lash look is the easiest way to look like you have made an effort with your makeup.
Like the VB liners, the formula is on the soft and buttery side, so I’d definitely recommend them for people that like a smudgy, soft makeup look, and not so much a sharp and graphic finish.
I find doing a wing pretty tricky as I have hooded eyes and the outer corners slope down, so something a bit more casual suits me much better. These Hildun Beauty Silk to Set Kajal Liners are perfect for that kind of look.
The formula dries down and sets really well, however, owing to the creamy texture, they will move around a little bit, especially is you use an eye cream that is emollient. This is also the case with the VB formula.
One of the main differences is that the Hildun pencil don’t have the sponge smudger. But they do recommend that you use their double ended brush that has a wing end and a smoke end.
As I said, I tend not to do a wing, but I absolutely love the smudgy end of this brush for creating a smoky look.
I think the Chocolate is my favourite shade in the Hildun Beauty Silk to Set Kajal Liner collection. I can see I’ll be getting a lot of wear out of that.
Where to buy it
The Hildun Beauty Silk to Set Kajal Liner is £16 and available via the link below:
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