Nina Park Makeup Is Trending. These Are the Products We’re Using to Recreate the Effortless Look
The celebrity makeup artist that beauty lovers can’t get enough of.
If you’ve been a regular scroller of BeautyTok as of late, Nina Park is a name you will have seen cropping up regularly—typically attached to a video of your favourite it-girl (Margaret Qualley, Emma Stone, Addison Rae and Mia Goth to name but a few) getting glammed in a classically sensual makeup look the celebrity makeup artist has become known for. From her signature pouty lip to a soft glow that effortlessly elevates rather than masks, Nina’s style is coveted by many yet revolves around just a few key steps. Keep scrolling to find out the products we have our eye on to recreate the makeup moment that wont stop going viral.
The classic Nina Park base follows two fundamental rules: light and glowy. We suggest a soft layering of this Skin Tint from ILIA—it’s as hydrating as it is lightweight and leaves behind a luminous sheen.
This makeup look calls for a refined undone-ness, achievable by yourself, not necessarily at the hands of one of the world’s most in-demand makeup artists. Brows should feel fluffy and natural, easily created with this pomade from 5-minute makeup hero brand Merit.
An essential element of a Nina Park look is a classically refined eye. Nothing too major or dramatic—and typically with a soft wing. This Laura Mercier liner lets you create a seamless shape that can be effortlessly smudged for a sultry payoff.
Nina tends to keep blush to a minimum and cool-toned. We recommend this buildable flush from Saie that also gives a subtle radiance to the cheek.
Last, but by no means least, is the signature Nina Park lip, crafted with focus on two elements: a defined contour and a soft, smudged pout. Making sure to buff the edges well, trace slightly above your natural upper lip border in a shade darker than your natural lip tone—avoid perfection, an undone feel is key. Finish by lightly patting in a matte nude of your choice. This lipstick from Lisa Eldrige in the shade ‘Velvet Muse’ is perfect as it leaves an almost powder-esque finish.