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The I-SOC (Islamic Society) XIII

Use make up remover it's so much easier to take off.

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Ok I have tbh I have not used eye makeup remover before....but the prob is my eye waterline in specific like there is always a dark line just under the eyelashes after applying but it appears like eyeliner even after it has been removed. Lol forget it this is the isoc :lol:

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HAnwar

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Original post by h333

Ok I have tbh I have not used eye makeup remover before....but the prob is my eye waterline in specific like there is always a dark line just under the eyelashes after applying but it appears like eyeliner even after it has been removed. Lol forget it this is the isoc :lol:

You started it :rolleyes:

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h333

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Original post by HAnwar

You started it :rolleyes:

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Lol I realised :biggrin:

sorry....but am ending it now sooo......whatsapp I will reply there :wink:

sorry for disappearing :lol:

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s_ahmed2

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Original post by h333

Lool bless you. Do you know the name for it Bengali?

I think we call it shurma. I believe it is similiar to urdu(surma).

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h333

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Original post by s_ahmed2

I think we call it shurma. I believe it is similiar to urdu(surma).

Oh I see thanks. I thought it was just kajal in urdu lol. It is surma in farsi/dari too.

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s_ahmed2

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Original post by h333

Oh I see thanks. I thought it was just kajal in urdu lol. It is surma in farsi/dari too.

It myt be farsi actually, not to sure.

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h333

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Original post by s_ahmed2

It myt be farsi actually, not to sure.

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Don't worry bless, HAnwar confirmed that it is also in urdu...like it is called surma in farsi, the powder ones with a stick....same thing really. Kajal is more of a hindi term I realised.

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s_ahmed2

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Original post by h333

Don't worry bless, HAnwar confirmed that it is also in urdu...like it is called surma in farsi, the powder ones with a stick....same thing really. Kajal is more of a hindi term I realised.