"Sabut Surma" refers to a type of traditional eye cosmetic, also known as kohl or surma, made from a natural mineral, often antimony, galena, or magnetite, ground into a fine powder.
It is traditionally used to enhance eye beauty and is believed to have various medicinal benefits like improving eyesight and soothing the eyes.
It is a popular practice in many parts of the Middle East, Asia, and Africa.
Traditional Use:
It has been used for centuries for beautifying the eyes and for medicinal purposes.
Versatile Application:
It can be applied to the eyelids like mascara or used as a powder.
Benefits:
Traditionally believed to improve eyesight, soothe the eyes, and promote eyelash growth.
Cultural Significance:
It has cultural and spiritual significance in various regions, often used in religious or traditional practices.
Modern Usage:
While still used traditionally, it's also available as a modern cosmetic, sometimes blended with other ingredients like almond oil or herbs.