Thank you Adriana 3

Makeup and vitiligo can be expensive. I struggled finding anything that would work for me. But I have found that mixing foundations and taking my time to blend everything together works. I try to mix some expensive brands ( dermablend, Fenty, Lancôme, ect) with store brand (wet n wild, nyx, cover girl, ect) together. I mix them in my hand or a mixing palette and apply it regularly, it’s not cakey if you set it with powder. It’s a lot but it covers my spots enough where I feel okay. Hope that helps!

Ive read alot about a camouflage called Vitilglow and microskin. Im not in the New York area but if you are microskin will customize the makeup to match your skin perfectly. They do have a few pop up locations coming to other parts of the US starting this weekend. Vitiliglow has samples you can purchase for not too much and it might be worth getting a few to see what matches or if you can mix two to make a match.
Sophora sell a brand called Dermablend that you might want to check out and they also sell Mac Pro Longwear Nourishing waterproof foundation that might work for you.
Hope this helps!

https://www.vitiliglow.co.uk/gallery.html
https://microskincenter.com/

Thank you I will try these