Abstract: Apparatus for concealing vitiligo is provided. The apparatus may include a cosmetic marker for applying a solution for concealing vitiligo. The cosmetic marker may support enhanced flow of the solution from the marker onto a portion of depigmented skin. The cosmetic marker may include a marker barrel. The cosmetic marker may also include a fibrous reservoir positioned in the marker barrel. The fibrous reservoir may be saturated with the solution. The fibrous reservoir may have a density of preferably between 0.12 g/cc-0.14 g/cc. The cosmetic marker may also include a polyester nib in fluid communication with the fibrous reservoir. The polyester nib may have a porosity of between 65%-70%. The cosmetic marker may also include the solution. The solution may include a colorant and dihydroxyacetone.

Abstract: A method for concealing vitiligo is provided. The method comprises depressing a spring head. The spring head may be covered by a covering. Depression of the spring head may saturate the covering with a solution. The solution may include a bronzer and dihydroxyacetone (“DHA”). The method may also comprise guiding the saturated covering over a portion of depigmented skin.

Abstract: A method for concealing vitiligo is provided. The method comprises depressing a spring head. The spring head may be covered by a covering. Depression of the spring head may saturate the covering with a solution. The solution may include a bronzer and dihydroxyacetone (“DHA”). The method may also comprise guiding the saturated covering over a portion of depigmented skin.

Abstract: A method for concealing vitiligo is provided. The method comprises depressing a spring head. The spring head may be covered by a covering. Depression of the spring head may saturate the covering with a solution. The solution may include a bronzer and dihydroxyacetone (“DHA”). The method may also comprise guiding the saturated covering over a portion of depigmented skin.

Abstract: A method for concealing vitiligo is provided. The method comprises depressing a spring head. The spring head may be covered by a covering. Depression of the spring head may saturate the covering with a solution. The solution may include a bronzer and dihydroxyacetone (“DHA”). The method may also comprise guiding the saturated covering over a portion of depigmented skin.

Abstract: Systems and methods for applying a tan line correction solution onto the skin are provided. The method may include guiding a nib along a portion of skin. The nib may be formed from resin and saturated with tan line correction solution. The nib may be saturated with tan line correction solution by capillary action from a fibrous reservoir.