The very definition of clumpy

You know, I actually don't mind the brush shape/lack of bristles. I have very long, reasonably thick lashes that have blonde tips (and thus need darkened by mascara) and this type of brush works very well to coat all the lashes without tickling. My problem is the formula, it's so clumpy! I should have known, because this is frequently a trick employed by 'volume' mascaras, they clump on your lashes to create volume where there is none, but I've used non-clumping volume mascara's before so they do exist and there's no need for this amount of clumping.

To me, it really looks bad, even after combing I felt my eyelashes were quite stuck together and looked very clumpy and gunky. Even the brush is clumped up with product, because it's too thick and prone to clumping, even inside the bottle. I feel like the word clump has lost all meaning, but this is just so clumpy that I can't even think of another word to describe it. From a distance, it looks ok, but up close you can see it. It does create volume (from the clumps) and length, but I can't bear to use it again. If you really like that style of mascara that clumps on your lashes, you might like it.

It doesn't say on the package if it's waterproof anywhere, but I found it quite hard to get off, even after several wipes of a cleansing wipe. It did come off, but not as easily as you'd expect. Overall, just not a fan.

I won't be buying it again!!!

Found the applicator to be irritating, felt like I was using sandpaper to apply. I've used Covergirl in the past and really liked it and was surprised that this particular mascara just wasn't up to the bar. I myself won't purchase it again.

Not my favorite thing...

I thought I'd treat myself to a new mascara, and was pretty excited when I found the Covergirl Peacock Flare Mascara on sale at a local store I rarely frequent. I quickly purchased it, and sat in the car to give it a try. It looked so awesome, surely my eyes were going to be amazing, right? The brush looked great, but sadly the brush was the products downfall in the end. Upon trying it the first time, it was gloopy and messy, and I was extremely frustrated with the entire process, but chalked it up to possibly being due to the fact that I'd already had mascara of a different kind on. The next time I tried it, totally bare eyes, I sadly had the same experience as the first, and quickly realized the brush had to go. I washed the brush from my old mascara that I absolutely loved, and traded it for the wand that came with it. Now, the mascara itself is fantastic, and I to this day use it daily. But, the brush was awful, and once I traded it in for old faithful, this mascara was amazing. I just wish that for the pretty penny I paid, it was even remotely worth it, and wasn't such a let down in the brush department. Had I not had my old one to wash and reuse, I'd be absolutely furious!

Covergirl Peacock Mascara

The love the bottle design for the mascara, but I also find it very huge and bulky.

I'm normally a huge Covergirl fan, but I'm not to kean on this mascara. The brush is oddly shaped and brushes are far apart from each other. When I apply it, it does not add volume to my lashes at all. It barely looks like I have any on even after applying multiple times.

The only bonus is Its easy to wash off and does not clump.

Clumped my lashes. I would not buy it again

I usually like the Covergirl mascara but was very disappointed with the Peacock Flare mascara. My eyelashes clumped together at the tips. The wand has a grip, which makes it very comfortable to use. I probably wouldn't buy this mascara again.