Emma Stone's makeup is PERFECT

Hello, have you seen me start a video with the makeup already on in like 45 years? No, you haven't Basically I am going to today I'm going to be recreating this incredible makeup on Emma Stone by Nina Park Instantly as soon as I saw it, I was like, I know who did this like I know it Let's just like to have a moment for the incredible pairing of Emma Stone and Nina Park Like it's just it's it's a revelation. I'm bit obsessed with all of her makeup looks on everyone but in particular Emma and maybe it's because I recently became a breadhead and Emma is really Acting as my like inspo for how to grow out a pixie. I love this makeup. It's so beautiful It's it's incredibly natural. It focuses more so on enhancing someone's natural features So it's gonna look a little bit different on me than it does on her But anyone can wear it which is why it's so what makes it so approachable and elegant And I think impactful. So if you want to see how I Created this keep watching It is going to be a voiceover the tutorial part because I am getting over being sick And I need to just give my voice a rest. So Bear with me But yeah, this is it and we're gonna do it Okay, please excuse my current state You guys know how it is being sick So in terms of skin prep, especially because my skin has been relatively dry and it unfortunately remained dry So you will see that especially around my eyes I did prime my or my skincare was the Anua 70 rice toner and then the Anua 70 milky, whatever that is. I can't read it from here It'll be linked down below and I made sure to really focus this around my nose. I Didn't focus enough around my eyes In terms of my foundation, I have been loving the house labs foundation. This is the triclone in the shade I can't remember. I think it's like zero thirty Something it'll be linked down below obviously On days like this to be honest with you when my skin is a little bit more dry I tend to prefer using the moisture of a damp sponge I've been trying to use brushes more which is why I'm using a brush right now But that's just a little tip if your skin has been dry if you've been sick Can't you know a little extra moisture isn't gonna hurt so I'm building up like a relatively light light weight Amount of this foundation, which is it's medium buildable, which is really nice, but it is water-based So it is a little bit more lightweight. It feels a lot more like lightweight on the skin, which is great It wears really beautifully So I'm focusing obviously a little bit more coverage in areas around my temples in areas where I have a little bit of breakouts Where you can see I'm using a little bit more of a patting motion to maintain the coverage there But I'm doing like a relatively light Application of this product you want this to look like skin This is really really important that you're not covering up your face I don't care if you have a bunch of stuff that you feel like you need to cover whether it's acne or dark spots Do a lightweight lightweight amount of your foundation. I'm gonna be using my merit bronzer. This is in the shade quince And what I'm doing Thank you to see I'm picking up on my 38 brush and really like working that into the skin on the back of my hand So I'm making sure that I'm really not applying too much product This is a really great trick. If you're someone who tends to be a little bit heavy-handed Pick it up on the brush. Don't draw on your face, especially if you were trying to recreate something from Nina Park She does this really beautiful like light shaping and warming of the face Using especially bronzers She's as far as I know from everything that I have watched and heard her say she's not the biggest fan of contouring But she likes to enhance the shape of the face using bronzer So if you're really trying to stick to Nina, then you definitely want to focus more so on that creating like a nice natural Dimension to the face think more so dimension and not so much like trying to change the face. However, I am Not one of these teeny tiny little celebrities with these like perfect bone structures So I am doing the teeniest bit of contouring so you can just like You just cut this out like don't follow this part if you want to be like so true to Nina But I am just doing a little bit underneath my jawline and a little bit in my cheekbones The jawline contour for me is a non-negotiable and this is my favorite contour shade in the entire world this covergirl contour It's like the covergirl contour bomb it'll be linked down below duh everything is But I just love this to really just kind of like sharpen up my lower jawline This is the only area where I really feel like I need that contour. I'm mixing the two together So I'm mixing my contour and my bronzer together to create a little bit of a nose contour Now that my hair is a little bit more warm toned I can get away a little bit more with like warmer tones in certain areas So I'm kind of customizing this color to to do like a very light nose contour This is something that Nina does absolutely do on her like especially red carpet clients. She does do like Like a glam makeup look on people, but she has this Mike magical way of making it look so natural and like skin So for my next step, I'm going to be placing all of my concealers on the back of my hand So NARS for my color corrector Kosas and my house labs Concealer again, all the shades will be linked down below and I will kind of go back and forth between these shades I'm obviously using NARS to do some color correcting around my eyes, which are so dark because I've been sick so dark That is one downside man of having hereditary dark circles They get so much worse when you've been sick. So I'm really working this into the skin If I was wearing sunscreen, I wouldn't be swiping as much I would be padding So just keep that in mind if you are wearing sunscreen now, I'm going in and I'm mixing a little bit I like to just kind of go between all of these depending on like the area of my face So around my nose, I like a little extra coverage and some highlighting 10 we tend to be a little bit more red around our nose. I get darkness around my lips So use Nina's work as like a basis But make sure that you are tailoring it to you if there are certain areas that you feel like you need to Pay more attention to so that's very much what this makeup look is for me. I'm doing it the tiniest bit of highlighting in my In between my brows and my forehead so it's you can see it's not like so highlighted But it is just like those little amounts are going to add up and then I am mixing the house labs Concealer with my Kosas to Layer on top of that color corrector for underneath my eyes So I'm making sure to brighten now the photo of Emma is like has been taken with flash So the center of her face is very lit up So if you want if you like love the way that looks and you really want to like emulate that Then you can do like a little bit more highlighting if you want Personally, I think this would be this is like pretty much in the vein I just didn't want to go like way too much because I feel like that's very much what Nina does She doesn't go too much. So now I'm just going in and blending. You saw my foundations my foundation brush now I'm using this larger brush underneath my eyes just to make sure things are nice and blended Including the nose Okay. Now I am doing a little bit of spot concealing. I am going to Go through this pretty quickly because I have an in-depth spot concealing video Which I will link above on the right hand corner if you of the video if you want to check that out I go very much in-depth as to my process and like how how I go about doing this So I'm gonna go in and fill my brows. What I love about this look on Emma is that her brows are Really gently filled like really really gently filled so I'm going in with this blonde Brow pencil from NYX, which is very warm So if you're blonde, you probably don't want to use it But if you're like a strawberry blonde or you have red hair It's great for like a light fill and I'm just kind of like going in and sort of sketching them out I'm sort of following Emma's shape Going in and brushing them out Just I just want to make sure that I have like a nice basis of warmth Then I'm going in with this more auburn tone from Mac, which is a little bit darker It's definitely like it's pretty pigmented too But it's also still like on the red side and I'm going in and I am sketching out More of the shape So I'm again following Emma's shape because I like to do that when I am recreating someone's makeup look To try and get as close as possible So I'm keeping them relatively short and a little bit lifted I've been extending my tail recently, but I am following her So I'm not extending my tail as much which can lead to a more like lifted and also youthful look For my blush. I'm using this one from Buxom one of my favorites. It's so pretty Once again on my 38 brush I'm just working this into the back of the hand again So that I'm not going in with way too much because Nina is not like this isn't Sabrina Carpenter You know what? I mean? Like we love a blush. Okay, we love a flush on the cheeks, but it isn't Sabrina Carpenter It's not the 80s So then I'm just dabbing it up high on the cheekbone. You can see sort of like ever so slightly underneath the eyes making sure that I'm Gently blending into like where that bronzer is that it's not like all You know disconnected and then going back in with my foundation brush and blending Teeny bit on the nose teeny bit on the nose can't live without it. It's just like it's so youthful and pretty Now for the freckles, so I have been loving freckles Obviously if you didn't see my freckle video, I will link it up in the right hand corner again Since I have red hair now, I just can't live without my freckles and this Tarte product is like a Lifesaver when it comes to freckles So if you want something that's really easy to use and you need a tutorial for it, check out my video. It's very very helpful And I am following Emma's placement in terms of freckles. So Okay to set my face. I'm going to be using the L'Oreal infallible powder. This is in translucent light So I'm just making sure that I'm nice and blended underneath the eyes and then just going in and placing this underneath the eyes Making sure to set everything. This is where I realized my eyes have been very very dry So you definitely want to make sure that you are hydrating before doing this, especially if you're sick And then going around the mostly the center of my face My t-zone is where I tend to get a little bit more oily and then just like, you know, blending it out I get breakouts around my temple So I like to make sure that those are ever so slightly mattified Maybe a little bit more satin looking so that they don't stand out and you want to keep things in place But I don't set my entire face and I don't use a ton of powder Now I'm going in with a little bit of my NARS Eye primer on my eyes. I did take a teeny bit of foundation onto my eyelids So there was like already a little bit of color there and now I'm just applying this to be a really beautiful like velvety base for my eyeshadow and I'm making sure to pat it out and Then setting a little bit with some powder just a teeny bit of powder. I tend to get a little bit of creasing sometimes I'm gonna go in with the reef eyebrow setter. I think is what it's called and set my brows I'm not using soap because I want these to be very very gentle You'll notice that Nina does not do these like super sculpted like What is it called when it's like flattened to the skin why can't I remember what that's called right now, it doesn't matter She doesn't do that. Okay brows look very very natural. They almost look like they could be filled with powder in some in some cases Now I'm going into this palette from Dior, which is this gorgeous and picking up this really beautiful kind of like peachy color You want to keep it in the family of all the other colors that you've been using on your face So you could use if you don't want to use something a little bit more like peachy You could use your bronzer. You can use your blush if you use a powder blush I'm just using this like pretty peach color Building it up a little bit on the outer part of the lid and then sort of building up the V Shape on the outer part of the eye Just to give like a little bit of a wash It was kind of hard to tell how much Emma had on her eyes But at the very least I think she had like a nice sort of like watercolor wash of color on her lids going back in with that Mac pencil and Filling in any extra areas that may have shown when I set my brows I'm leaning against my table. It's making crazy noises. So sorry if you hear that Just doing a little bit of cleanup I got a little thick get a little thick sometimes when you're trying to like get the right shape, you know Just I usually use like a teeny bit of concealer foundation just to like erase Any like outside the lines now, I'm picking up this gel liner This is from melt cosmetics and I'm picking this up on my e whatever brush it is from Sigma And I'm really working this into the lash line. Okay, so I started off in my like Tight line basically and now I'm going very very thin which is why you a tiny little brush like this is so Useful. This was in my brush set with Sigma. I think there's like one left. Maybe I'll link it if the brush set is available Yeah, so I'm going back into my tight line this really makes everything look super seamless And it can be a lot easier with a gel liner because the gel liner will set So obviously you don't want to get it like all up in your eye. So be careful like keep it closer to the lashes But it's really really great Now I'm going in and I'm creating a little bit of a wing to clean up that little like mistake that I made With that half magic Flick eraser, it's so good. If you are like if you're not great at wings And it helps it actually helps to create like a really really fine wing. It's a micellar water. It's not oily So it's not going to like get product all over the place. It's really really great for cleanup so I'm just creating the tiniest little wing and then picking up that same peach color and Dragging that on my lower lash line focusing it like slightly more so on the outer corner But I wanted something that would tie everything together Now you don't need to use as many brow products as I am using But I wanted to go in with my melt cosmetics brow pen Just to fill in a couple little hairs on the outer part of my brows I I gotta say brows are one of those things. I use like 12 different products. Like I just I have to Curling my lashes with my refer lash curler and then I'm applying a very light coat of my Cleo kill lash This is the super proof long curling mascara now based on the photo instantly, I realized I don't need a waterproof mascara for this because Emma's I'm said lips her lashes were not so like up. So in retrospect, I kind of wish I'd used the half magic mascara I think it would have been perfect for this look in particular I just want to make sure that my lips are nice and clean and then I'm going in with the This lip liner from hung bingo. I will link the shades down below. This one was a little bit darker It's a little bit more cool toned Than the one that I've been using which I'm gonna go in with in a second and to be honest I kind of wish I'd used one that was ever so slightly more on the brown Like warmer side because this was relatively cool toned. I think we got there in the end But basically I'm just using this to create my lip shape I just think that this color that I chose was ever so slightly like to purpley But it's still a beautiful lip liner, and I love this lip liner formula. It's been my absolute favorite So I'm going in and creating the lip the lip if you want a super detailed tutorial I will link that up above I did I've done like a few lip tutorials based on Nina Parks lip Look that she creates now. I'm going on with follow the shape from hung bingo This is hung bingo lip liner and really filling in and Because and this was a little bit dark, but I wanted to have like a really nice long wear base And once again going in and doing a little bit of blurring that blurring is like such a Signature look when it comes to Nina's makeup looks You want to make sure that you're doing it gentle you don't want to go too crazy Don't do like my red lip tutorial that was wild. I like blurred it way too much. It was a little concerning Now I'm picking up a little bit my blush This is one of my favorite ways to really tie everything together if you have if you don't have a lip product that like works with Everything I'm taking a little bit of my cream blush and just blending that in the center of the lips So blending that over the lip liner so the lip liner will create this nice long wear base And then it really gives the blush something to adhere to Just making sure to blot you want to make sure that like you know you're not applying way too much product Or it's not building up too much, and then I always go back in with a little Lip liner and make sure that I haven't like ruined my edges, or if there's any areas I blurred a little bit too much. You can kind of crisp those up again Okay, and then I'm just gonna go in with a little bit of my lanolin. What's it called Lana lips? I think lip balm Just in the center of the lips like to focus it and like the kind of like the inner rim Where things can get a little bit dry? But I like to keep the outer part Untouched because that's what you typically have to touch up. You know in a second that it gets like kind of wet Or moist it can like break down Finally my auric glow lust this is in the shade of Morgan night I'm gonna use this to hit the high points of the face Nina does this really beautiful thing with Typically, I think she uses illuminators. I don't know if she uses powder Highlights very often because it looks So part of the skin, so I feel like I would focus on like a liquid or a cream illuminator So not like so sculpted underneath the brows But just a little bit to give like a little do there a little bit of do in The like the bridge of the nose a teeny bit of do and like the inner corner So it doesn't look like the most beaming highlight ever you know, but it has like a little bit of life I'm dragging a little bit of that onto the lids to kind of just make sure that it's you know cohesive throughout all of the Makeup, and of course on the cheekbones, so I am applying this with my brush After having applied my blush, so I like to use my blush brush to apply my highlight All right guys. This is the finished I tried to like kind of do my hair like her I Don't know the grow out process. I feel like we got pretty close with the lip. It's not like exact I did have to mix a blush But you know Here's a close-up All right guys. This is the finished look. I am obsessed with it. I love it so much. I think it's so beautiful It's just like Nina has such an incredible way of she has a signature style, right? But she has an incredible way of adapting it for every face, and I think her signature style Works for every face it works for everyone and she really believes very much in just kind of like enhancing natural features and not trying to fight them not trying to change them and That's why I think it resonates so much with people I've been seeing so many people like an outpour of just like Appreciation for her style in general and also like a want to be able to recreate it so Yeah, I hope you enjoyed this video I hope you enjoyed this little tutorial and let me know if there are any other specific looks that you want to see next and I'll see you in the next one my dude I just gotta take a nap