Winnie Harlow takes new educational initiative to normalise vitiligo

Model Winnie Harlow said she wanted to bring back more information about Villielgo when she was growing up.

The ability to share knowledge is really powerful,” Harlow, who was diagnosed at age four, was told People the last interview. She pointed out the current stability of “picks and options” for those living with the condition that causes skin discoloration on the stairs.

The model, 31, has also joined the pharmaceutical company to launch Jaisevitililigo.com, a site offering resources and support for those with Vitiligo.

“Regardless of whether they have Vitoligo, kids deal with bullying all the time,” she added. “And so being able to have their safe spaces, whether it’s with your friends, family, or just being yourself, is really important in shaping a strong child,”

Harlow hopes her openness can help others feel confident in their skin. “I really like that in my work I can be alone, and be myself, it allows other people to feel that they can enjoy themselves,” she said.

She also reflected on her modeling career as a representative thereblar.

“When it happened in the format, I feel every opportunity to win with a very strong feeling because it was a door that we had already opened, so it gave everything a lot of reward,” she continued.

“Being able to be someone else is a gift, because I didn’t get anything growing up.”

Look ahead, Easy winnie The author wants Vitoligo to be known so that it does not define the person’s story.