I would never know about this eyeliner if I didn't find it while searching for an alternative for Catrice's Ink Eyeliner online, as this is so hidden on the Trend !t up stands, it's takes some effort to find it. It's an eyeliner with the added lash growth serum. It's not the Biotinoyl Tripeptide-1 that's in many serums, but instead it's arganine and caffeine, both supposedly promote blood circulation. It promises to curl lashes (I only found that out when reading the description for the review after months of use), make the lashes fuller and stronger.

Applicator is very similar to the Catrice liquid eyeliner one, a good shape for general application, but it's not extra precise. The felt tip material feels soft enough and comfortable on the eyes, plus it's not flimsy. Formula isn't the most intense black, as on some parts it can look watery/see thorough, so it has to be reapplied. 

Staying power is where this fails for me. At the end of the day it's mostly faded and wiped off with black flakes under the eyes. 

This has a serum that should help boost eyelash growth, but I didn't notice anything special in how my lashes look, though my lashes currently look nice without any gaps, but they are not fuller than normal. The curling claim is not true on me either.

In short, it's not the best eyeliner, especially after I was spoiled for years by the now discontinued Catrice Liquid Eyeliner Matt formula. While you can get a nice application, the staying power isn't the best.

It was 3,49 € in DM.

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.