06/17/2026
☀️ This summer, let the beach belong to every kind of skin, because vitiligo isn't a flaw or a thing to hide, and awareness starts the moment we stop looking away.
Vitiligo happens when the skin loses melanin in certain areas, leaving lighter patches. It isn't contagious, it isn't harmful, and it isn't anything to cover up at the shore.
One thing worth knowing though: those patches have no natural sun protection, so they burn easily. Broad-spectrum SPF and reapplication are a must before you soak up the sun.
This Vitiligo Awareness Month, we're here for every shade.
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