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The downside of the blunt ended brush with short bristles is that it's hard to get all the tiny lashes in the corners of my eyes or to get right to the roots of my lashes, especially on the back/top side of them (which I always coat, because they are blond, and they will look two-toned otherwise). There is no downside to this mascara; it is a wonderful product for daily use or on special occasions. And while this original version isn't waterproof, it doesn't smudge or flake at all throughout even the longest, sweatiest of days. Pro-tip: Pair with Covergirl Perfect Point Plus Eyeliner for extra contrast that brings your eyes out even more.My only qualm is that the thicker brush doesn't grasp onto my outermost lashes without a little handy work. After all of the mascaras I've tried, I can assure you that more mascaras than not leave my lashes looking as straight as they were before. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.

My favourite remains the original Volume for dramatic lashes, but Clump Crusher has also won my heart as a great everyday mascara. The shape seems to be a nod to the original COVERGIRL Lash Blast Volume Mascara—a chunky, easy to grip design that carries over well. Both of them are great for not clumping, much like their younger sibling, Covergirl Clump Crusher by LashBlast ( reviewed here). In the case of Length, Clump Crusher and Full Lash Blooms, the only similarities they have with the original wand is that they are all still made of silicone.The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. The waterproof, volume-boosting formula adds thickness and plumpness to your lashes for up to 10x more volume*. Covergirl LashBlast Volume has been around for a long time, but I find that it can be hard to find reviews of products that were released before beauty blogging exploded, so I hope this is useful for someone. I prefer how both of them work about a week or so after I've opened them and they've started to thicken up a bit.

Applying both wasn’t the messy affair you might think—the mascara went on smooth like butter and without any of the gloop a lot of other clean mascaras give you.

Even though mascara is the one product that I've used since I was about 14, and I don't really go out without it, I find it relatively difficult to review. The Length version has short fine bristles that are spaced closer, the Clump Crusher has a curved shape and very short bristles, while the Full Lash Bloom has varying lengths of bristles, as well as bristles at the ends that form a little spiked ball. Go from limp lashes to pumped-up volume with this volume and length mascara that is made to go the distance. Please contact us if you have any questions about this product or would like to request an older version of this product.