Band-Aid is launching a range of bandages in light and dark shades of black and brown to improve the racial diversity of its products.

Band-Aid is trying to heal some of the world’s open wounds. The bandage company announced this week it would be expanding the selection of skin tone colors available for its products. “… ...

Band-Aid is creating a range of bandages that “embrace the beauty of diverse skin,” including hues that better match the skin tones of black and brown customers.

In 2005, Band-Aid launched “perfect blend” bandages that were designed to work with a wide array of skin tones, although they were eventually discontinued, a spokesperson told NBC.

Band-Aid is out with a new line of bandages to "embrace the beauty of diverse skin tones," the Johnson & Johnson brand said. Launched earlier this month, the company's new "OurTone" bandages come ...

Band-Aid is expanding its product line with a range of bandages for various skin tones. The century-old brand announced the move Thursday, amid worldwide protests for racial justice and equality.

It can be painful to remove a Band-Aid from your skin, as we’ve all learned the hard way. Due to the adhesives, the Band-Aid has to cover the wound, and it can pull on skin and hair. Here, a man ...

Pairing a smoky, winged eye with peachy foundation and a pale pink lip, Jennie matched the Band-Aid to her exact skin tone, perhaps in an effort to ward off the concerns of her fervent, worried ...

It took years of petitions but it finally happened: Band-Aid has announced the launch of a new line of bandages with a range of different skin tone colours, going from pale beige to dark brown ...

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Band-Aid is creating a range of bandages that “embrace the beauty of diverse skin,” including hues that better match the skin tones of black and brown customers.

Pairing a smoky, winged eye with peachy foundation and a pale pink lip, Jennie matched the Band-Aid to her exact skin tone, perhaps in an effort to ward off the concerns of her fervent, worried ...