To apply kajal for small eyes, follow these steps:

1. Choose the right kajal: Look for a smudge-proof kajal that is pigmented and long-lasting. You can choose from sharpenable pencils, retractable sticks, gels, and powders. Retractable ones are beginner-friendly while powders require practice.

2. Prepare your eyes: Apply a thin layer of cream foundation on your lids and lash line to intensify the kajal color and avoid a cakey finish. You can also use a primer to help the kajal stay in place. If you have dark circles, cover them first with concealer and foundation.

3. Apply the kajal: Hold the wand or brush horizontally and apply the kajal to your lower waterline to make it more prominent. Start at the outer corners in order to impart a darker color. If you want a smoky eye look, close your eye and apply a thick line to your upper eyelid. Then, use a brush to smudge the kajal up towards your brow bone.

4. Set the kajal: Just as foundation needs to be set with a powder, kajal needs to be set as well. Use a small eyeliner brush to work some black eyeshadow over the kajal to soften sharp lines and make it last longer.

When choosing a kajal, make sure to pick one that suits your eye color and skin type. You can also make your own organic kajal using natural ingredients like pure ghee, almond oil, carom seeds, sandalwood powder, and saffron.

Positive aspects of applying kajal include enhancing the beauty of your eyes and creating different looks. However, some negative aspects include the risk of getting the product in your eyes, which can cause irritation or infection. Additionally, some commercial kajal products may contain harmful ingredients like lead sulfide, which can be dangerous for babies and adults alike.