Oriflame had an Age Defying foundation before, which was sent to me in a dark shade, but regardless the formula impressed me and I used it on others, on who it always looked so good. This formula is different. I also own Oriflame's Giordani Gold Pure Uforia foundation, which is one of my favourites especially in the winter months and honestly, I don't see a difference between the two. The old Age Defying version had a medium coverage and a dewy which turned to satin. New formula has a prebiotic serum, promises to smooth & blur fine lines, cover dark spots, is hydrating and promises a radiant finish.

Formula: It's a light liquid foundation, thinner than I remember the old formula. It blends easily, especially with a cushion sponge applicator. I don't find it blurs lines or pores, but it doesn't make them look worse like a lot of matte foundations do.

Coverage and finish: It has light-medium coverage and a very glowy finish. It's a great formula for dry skin and is very hydrating. Like I said it's very similar to Pure Uforia, though the latter may look a bit better on the skin. This is a foundation that doesn't look best on photos and camera, but it's great for every day for dry skin - this is type of formula my skin likes best.

Staying power: due to dewyness this has a tendency to wipe off and it never really sets, so a powder is almost a must to set it.

Shade: I got probably the lightest shade, which is called Vanilla Neutral, though based on Oriflame's swatches, there are three shades in about the same depth, just with a different undertone. It's the same depth as Porcelain I use at Uforia, except the undertone is yellow. Pure Uforia is my perfect match, but I can pull of this one too.

Packaging: This has the same bottle as Pure Uforia. Both are make from glass and have a precise pump. Only difference is the plastic gold cap design.

This foundation isn't always in Oriflame's catalogue, I don't know why. But the full price is 27 €, which is often reduced a lot. I buy Oriflame on Notino.