Review on Enhance Your Look with NYX Professional Makeup Filler Ounce: A Game-Changing Beauty Product by Gary Davis

A few years ago I paid almost $50 for Dr. Brandt's Pores No More and thought it was a miracle product. When I ran out of tube I couldn't bring myself to buy another tube as there are now a plethora of cheaper similar products on the market. I chose Benefit's POREfessional and didn't think it was bad, especially since it's cheaper. As for the shade, both were lighter than my skin tone, so I just gently swiped some of my foundation on top. I also tried Maybelline's Baby Skin Instant Pore Eraser Primer, which is almost transparent but surprisingly does a great job of covering up large pores by blurring them. After visiting several beauty sites and seeing good reviews for Nyx Pore Filler, I decided to give it a try. It's pretty decent at less than $8 for 0.67 oz. Nyx even has a .40 ounce tube that's easy to carry in a small purse. If you are looking for a good pore filler, try Nyx. Overall I find the pore fillers very similar. When I see bad reviews from women complaining that it doesn't last long, well nobody does. Depending on the skin type, it needs to be reapplied every few hours. Some of us have oilier skin that tends to push product out of our pores or sweat more than others. If you have large pores and no foundation will hide them, these pore fillers will get the job done, but be realistic and don't expect perfection or longevity. Maybe one day they will develop durable products, but at the end of the day, *&^% of it probably needs to be removed. I call it decent putty at a decent price.