Hiding your defects or physical characteristics that don’t satisfy societal expectations has been the norm. Many people have such a strong tendency toward it that they can spend most of their lives hiding. Tiffany Taylor, like many girls, started her days with makeup. The girl’s true savior was a little cosmetic application. Tiffany was diagnosed with vitiligo at the age of 14. The girl struggled to accept it because it was such a shock. She has observed individuals who lead regular lives and have such an obvious skin characteristic, but this does not at all comfort her.
Tiffany struggled to accept her appearance. She frequently covered up her fair skin tone by using a lot of foundation. Nobody knew about it—not even the girl’s closest friends. In particular, girls find it difficult to distinguish themselves during adolescence.
Tiffany’s friends and family knew that her makeup was expensive. They never put any pressure on her since they respected her feelings. It seems like this would be occurring right now if Winnie Harlow hadn’t had the courage to show the world that vitiligo shouldn’t be hidden.
Tiffany was greatly inspired by her image; while she couldn’t be brave for everyone, she did it for herself. She made her debut appearance sans foundation at a Halloween party dressed as the same model. Everyone complimented her appearance, surprising her because they didn’t completely realize she was the genuine Tiffany.
After it, life underwent a significant transformation. Even in front of many strangers, she gave up trying to hide her appearance. On Tiffany’s page, the first images without makeup gradually started to surface. She was so stunning in the photos that many people genuinely liked her looks.
