People Are Roasting This Person's Makeup Tutorial for Mimicking Vitiligo

People found the patches to be eerily reminiscent of vitiligo patches, which is when there's a loss of natural coloration in the skin and sometimes the hair, according to the American Academy of Dermatology.

"Okay this is like making your skin look like it has eczema or psoriasis, WTF IS SHE DOING," another person tweeted.

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"This makes me LIVID," someone else tweeted. "My beautiful cousin has vitiligo and was severely bullied her whole life over this condition. She herself is a work of art. This is not art."

"My aunt had vitiligo (she passed away) and throughout her whole life she would stay indoors so that people wouldn’t make her feel bad because of her skin and it pisses me off that she’s doing this for fun," someone else said.

"I do admit I couldn't clarified some of that a bit more, but we all learn from out mistakes!" Apparatus wrote on Instagram. "At the end of the day, no one is immune to controversy and we can all grow from it!"

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Others noted that if Apparatus was copying the other makeup look, then the artist should have used a different color like red, or even gray, like in the original makeup look. 

Regardless of if it was intentional or not, Apparatus's controversy is a stark reminder for people to be more aware of how their makeup looks come off.