Taylor B Nice Raises Awareness for Incarcerated Women With Her Viral ‘Prison Makeup’ Tutorial

Press Play to watch this mom create a perfect match foundation out of powdered sugar, flour, pepsi and cocoa mix.

If @TaylorBNice was able to create something out of nothing, imagine what she can do with the right resources and support! The new mom is currently working toward starting her own makeup collection and is hopeful that her video will catch the attention of those who are able help.

But did the youthful beauty actually do 17 years in prison?

Fact Check: As Taylor mixes the cocoa foundation, she laughs at the camera and says "Rihanna, if you're watching this, and you want to put me on the team, you know what I’m saying.. I know how to make some s*** up." 

As it turns out the makeup artist was actually in character as #prisontiktok & #jailtok parodies are currently trending on the app. Chile.. 🙄

Taylor’s core fans are pretty used to her comedy, but to clear up the confusion for new followers, she added this to the caption of the now viral video which has over 12M views “Jail is not for me, but [the foundation] works lol” along with #jk & #love hashtags.

According to her most recent posts Taylor’s video caught the attention of some major brands and she is currently raising funds to kickstart her very own makeup collection. “I’m currently starting a business for my ‘prison makeup collection’... so many awesome people are asking how can they help and well let’s start here .. THANKS SO MUCH I TRULY APPRECIATE IT.”

If we look past the controversial ‘story time’ marketing antics, the viral video was not only entertaining but educational. Taylor was able to shed some light on what actually goes down in the women’s prison system. This exact formula (along with blush, lipstick, mascara and eyeliner) has been passed on by female prisoners for years.. and while the video may have started out as a parody, the foundation coverage is actually top tier. Flawless even 👌🏽

We wish Taylor B. all the best as she embarks on her entrepreneurial journey. We just hope she uses some of the proceeds from her collection to support women across the country who are actually incarcerated 💄