Nic is a professional makeup artist, beauty CONTENT CREATOR AND occasional DJ based in East London.
Working in the beauty industry since 2016, Nic is known for her versatile style — balancing bold creativity with a fun yet polished approach. Her portfolio spans commercials, fashion, music, and festivals.
Over the last five years, she has led glam on major campaigns for brands such as Nike (Lionesses for the Euros), Spotify, GHD, Bedhead, TK Maxx, MCM x Snipes, Dr. Martens x The Great Frog, Chivas Regal, eBay, and FIFA. Her client list includes Yungblud, Idles, Eliza Rose, Fujii Kaze, Jgerry, Skream, PartiiBoi, July Jones, The Cliffords, and NewDad, and in 2024 she joined Bambi Thug on their European tour.
Nic’s editorial work has appeared in publications including 10 Magazine, Sicky Mag, Polyester Zine, inFRINGE, 17:23, and Gay Times. On social platforms, she has collaborated with brands such as Kickers, Jägermeister, Milliways, For Them, Hada Labo, Klarna UK, InFRINGE and Bonded Lashes.
Nic’s well-rounded experience has shaped her into more than a makeup artist. Her creative problem-solving extends across roles, allowing her to adapt seamlessly to any situation with the same confidence, innovation, and energy that define her work.
GLOW UP SERIES 3 CONTESTANT
BBC ONE, BBC THREE, iPLAYER, NETFLIX
Since 2020, Nic began experimenting with makeup, and her talent was soon recognized when she was selected from over 3,000 applicants as one of the final ten artists to compete on the show.
DISCO DUST LONDON
Founder & creative director
Before establishing herself as a makeup artist, Nic founded Disco Dust London in 2016 — one of the first eco glitter brands on the market. Driven by a passion for inclusivity, creative sustainability and innovation, the brand was stocked in the UK and US by Topshop, House of Fraser, Dolls Kill, BeautyMART, Not On The High Street, and Harvey Nichols. Through Disco Dust, Nic curated and managed pop-up glam activations for brands including Jägermeister, Universal Music, Sky TV, and Samsung, as well as countless music festivals such as Glastonbury, Wide Awake, City Splash, Cross the Tracks, Secret Garden Party, and Meadows in the Mountains.
With a history of being consistently told off for wearing a school uniform that was ‘too flamboyant’, Nic went on to receive a distinction level qualification from her Fashion Textile pieces in the BA14 London College of fashion Press Runway show. This inspired a journey from Vogue to Dazed to Harpers Bizarre and beyond of 3D hair textiles, hair braiding and eventually glitter makeup creations.