I think the "finding your art style" is like finding bigfoot. You'll be constantly searching and experimenting and not really getting anywhere. From what I once heard from a YT Drawfee video, you have style, just need repetition and appreciation to realize it. I'll admit I was envious of artists like samdoesart(Disney style), and Draw Like A Sir (manga), but after watching channels like RossDraws(Ross o Donovan) and Drawfee(various styles), I found my comfort "style" is in the cartoonist category, with some disney elements but in my own way. And after almost 4 years and several device changes, I think I'm getting the hang of it, despite a few things I want to change.
Your style is there, you just need to practice a lot before you realize what you're good at and what you're not. And it's good to make tweaks and learn from different artists, just try not to mimic them or you may never be satisfied. Find something you love about your current style and stick to it until it changes (your art changes with you, gradually)
And it's okay to have a love-hate thing for your style. Means you can improve on what you got, and that's better than trying to carbon-copy someone else.