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Vitiligo camouflage: the practical guide to covering patches when you just don’t feel like explaining

May 18, 2026
Posted by Yan Valle
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This article was originally written by the Vitiligo Research Foundation and is shared here with permission. Sometimes you’re totally fine with your vitiligo. Sometimes you even like it. And sometimes you’re walking into a job interview, a formal event, a family gathering, or a passport photo appointment, and you’d rather not turn...

A Conversation About AI, Vitiligo, and Real Representation

May 12, 2026
Posted by Zanderm Voices
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AI Imagery Vitiligo: Why Representation Feels Different in the Community A Conversation About AI, Vitiligo, and Real Representation Recently, a video we shared sparked a broader conversation within the vitiligo community—one that reflects a much larger shift happening across digital content today. As AI imagery in vitiligo becomes more advanced, it’s increasingly...

When They See You: The Power of Camouflaging Vitiligo

January 16, 2026
Posted by Zanderm Voices
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When They See You: The Power of Camouflaging Vitiligo Powered by Zanderm Vitiligo is more than a change in skin pigmentation. For many people, it influences how they show up—at work, in social settings, during important conversations, and even when looking in the mirror. Camouflaging vitiligo isn’t about hiding who you are....

How to Fix a Clogged Zanderm Applicator Tip (Step-by-Step Guide)

December 23, 2025
Posted by Zanderm Voices
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If your Zanderm precision applicator suddenly stops working or feels “dried out,” don’t panic — and don’t toss it! This doesn’t mean your product is defective. In most cases, the applicator nib (or tip) is simply clogged and just needs a quick reset. This guide will explain why applicator nibs...

Summer Camouflage for Vitiligo: Confidence, Choice & Coverage That Feels Like You

June 5, 2025
Posted by Zanderm Voices
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Summer Is Yours to Own Summer is a season of sunshine, swimsuits, and often, more skin on display. For those with vitiligo, this time of year can bring up a mix of emotions—empowerment, self-consciousness, pride, hesitation. And that’s okay. Because the truth is: there’s no right or wrong way to...

Will my children get vitiligo?

June 5, 2025
Posted by Tiffany Grant
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My entire life I thought I’d be the only person in my family who has Vitiligo. Before having my daughter, the thought of my future children getting Vitiligo only crossed my mind a handful of times. It wasn’t until I was pregnant that I truly realized my children could...

To Cover or Not to Cover

December 6, 2018
Posted by Tiffany Grant
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When I first became a Vitiligo advocate, three years ago, I used my platform to encourage people to embrace their Vitiligo. I had spent seventeen years in my own captivity - hiding and covering my white spots. One day, I was unknowingly thrown into the spotlight because an article...

3 things I learned at the World Vitiligo Day Conference 2018

September 22, 2020
Posted by Tiffany Grant
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This year's World Vitiligo Day 2018 Conference was the largest Vitiligo meeting ever with over 300 attendees. This year's conference was held at UMass Medical School - Vitiligo Clinic and Research Center by the unbelievable Dr. John Harris who has dedicated not only his career, but his life to Vitiligo and...

Living Dappled puts Zanderm to the test

June 22, 2018
Posted by Erika Page
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Can Zanderm’s Vitiligo Concealer Stand Up to the Test? This past spring, Zanderm released new shades to accommodate a greater range of skin tones. Now we’re ready to put our vitiligo concealer to the test. That’s why we asked Erika Page, Founder and Editor of Living Dappled, a lifestyle blog...

Groundbreaking Book Offers Comprehensive Look at Vitiligo

June 8, 2018
Posted by Sara
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Designated as National Vitiligo Awareness Month, June is a golden opportunity to increase vitiligo awareness and advocate for continued research, prevention and funding campaigns. But it isn’t just the general public that needs to be educated about this incurable disease that affects tens of millions of people throughout the...

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