The brand hopes to "embrace the beauty of diverse skin" with their new product Band-Aid is launching a new line of bandages that is sure to stick with people of all races. On Thursday, the ...

Band-Aid is embracing diversity. Johnson & Johnson announced Thursday it would be rolling out several new skin tone colors for its bandages. “We hear you. We see you. We’re listening to you ...

Band-Aid launches new range of diverse skin tone bandages. Company says it is committed to 'embracing the beauty of diverse skin' Chelsea Ritschel. New York. Friday 12 June 2020 17:55 BST.

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.

NEW YORK (CBS) - The Band-Aid brand is diversifying its color palette. Parent company Johnson and Johnson says it will be rolling out new Band-Aids in various skin tones.

The bandage brand says it is committed to launching a range of bandages in light, medium and deep shades of brown and black skin tones “that embrace the beauty of diverse skin.” Skip to ...

Band-Aid’s rainbow of shades is getting brighter with the debut of new bandages to match more diverse skin tones — though some social media commenters have criticized the company for how long ...

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