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June 5
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Dermablend

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Hello, what have you done so far to address it?

June 8
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Finding the right cover-up for vitiligo patches can take a little trial and error, but there are some great options out there. The best approach often depends on personal preference, skin tone, and how much coverage is needed.

Here are some popular options to consider:

- Specialist makeup brands – Dermablend and Covermark Show Full Answer

Finding the right cover-up for vitiligo patches can take a little trial and error, but there are some great options out there. The best approach often depends on personal preference, skin tone, and how much coverage is needed.

Here are some popular options to consider:

- Specialist makeup brands – Dermablend and Covermark are formulated in a wide range of skin tones and are designed specifically to provide strong coverage for skin concerns like vitiligo patches
- Mixed foundations – Some people find success blending higher-end brands (like Dermablend, Fenty, or Lancôme) with drugstore brands (like NYX or CoverGirl), mixing them on a palette before applying
- Airbrush makeup – A lighter option that some find easier to apply evenly
- Self-tanning products – Sunless tanners can help darken depigmented areas to more closely match surrounding skin
- Zanderm – A product specifically designed for vitiligo coverage that some MyVitiligoTeam members have found effective A helpful tip shared by a MyVitiligoTeam member: setting any foundation with powder prevents it from looking cakey. It's worth experimenting to find what works best for your skin tone and lifestyle!

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