Erika Page

A patient advocate, editor, and sought-after leader within the vitiligo community, Erika Page is also the Founder and CEO of Living Dappled. After getting vitiligo at the age of seven, she lost 100% of her skin’s pigment over 25 years. She fought her own mental and emotional battle to overcome her insecurities and embrace the skin she was in and today seeks to help other women reclaim their lives with this condition.

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Top 10 Moments of the 2018 World Vitiligo Day Conference

This past weekend, 314 patients, advocates, dermatologists and researchers met in Worcester, Massachusetts for the…

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Zanderm Model Tiffany Grant Dishes on the Brand’s Vitiligo Concealer

Thanks to Zanderm for sponsoring this post! Living Dappled did receive compensation for this post,…

Confessions of a Recovering Spray Tan Addict with Vitiligo

Editor’s Note: This blog post has been updated. You can find frequently asked questions about…

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29 Times a Stress-Related Event Possibly Triggered Vitiligo

Medically reviewed by Dr. John Harris, dermatologist and Director of the UMass Vitiligo Clinic and Research Center.…

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A Look at Clarify Medical’s New Vitiligo Treatment System (And a Giveaway!)

Thanks to Clarify Medical for sponsoring this post and giveaway! Living Dappled did receive compensation…

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5 Reasons to Put Zanderm’s Vitiligo Concealer to the Test

Thanks to Zanderm for sponsoring this post and providing free testers to make this blog…

You Can Rock a Swimsuit, and Vitiligo: Here’s the Proof

What’s the best way to spend a Memorial Day weekend? On the beach, with April…

What It’s Really Like to Live with Vitiligo

It’s hard to explain exactly what it’s like to live with vitiligo. And even when…

Not Feeling Bikini-Ready? Let These 14 Women with Vitiligo Inspire You

If you live with vitiligo, it’s not necessarily easy to get in a swimsuit and…