I bought this a week ago from Winners, I hadn't heard of the company and when I asked a worker if she could point me in the direction of skincare, she asked what I was looking for. I told her primer and thus began our conversation of primers we have used, the good and the bad. She recommended Nspa and told me they have a hard time keeping it on the shelves.

I took her up on the recommendation and bought a tube for $9.99, which is step 3 in their skincare line. It's a close dupe to Nyx pore filler in my opinion. The only difference is that Nspa is white in color and bit runny, while Nyx is beige and rather thick and chunky. I didn't find that Nyx worked all that well and I now think its because it was just too thick. Nspa seems to be easier to pat and smooth into my pours and it stays put when I apply my foundation, it doesn't move all over my face and my pores are visibly reduced.

If you are a fan of Nyx, you should try this, I think you will like it. Make sure to shake the tub though, it is a bit runny to begin with, if you don't, it runs out of the tub quickly almost appearing like its separated.

I picked up the nspa instant blur primer from Wal-Mart because it was on sale so I thought I would try it out. It isn't my favourite primer but it does a good enough job. I find that it kind of separates in the tube so requires some shaking before you squeeze it out. The instructions actually suggest that you shake it before application. It is a pretty thin consistency, but blends into the skin well. It also does a good job of brightening my skin.