Nabela Noor
American YouTuber

Nabela Noor Martin (née Mohamed) born August 4, 1991) is an American businesswoman and social media personality. Noor is known for her YouTube channel where she shares make-up tutorials, product reviews on cosmetics, and vlogs about beauty.
Early life
Mohamed was born on August 4, 1991, in New York, United States to Bangladeshi immigrant parents Zeba and Rana Mohamed. She completed high school at the age of 16, before attending a community college. She then transferred to Pennsylvania State University and acquired a degree in sociology.
Career
Mohamed started her YouTube channel in 2013 when she felt a lack of diversity and representation of plus-size people in the mainstream media and beauty industry. The content in her channel surrounds topics such as beauty, self-care, fashion, lifestyle, cooking, and homemaking. She produces a TikTok series called Pocket of Peace, that focuses on celebrating little moments. Through her content across various social platforms, she advocates for ideas such as self-love, acceptance and self-care.
In a video posted to Instagram on December 31, 2017, Mohamed used contouring cream to write derogatory words such as "pig" and "ugly" on her face.
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