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Heal In Colour Launch Adhesive Bandages For Black & Brown Skin Tones

In recent years, there has been a growing demand for products that cater to the diverse needs of consumers, particularly in the realm of personal care

Retail

Heal In Colour Launch Adhesive Bandages For Black & Brown Skin Tones

In recent years, there has been a growing demand for products that cater to the diverse needs of consumers, particularly in the realm of personal care and wellness. One such entrepreneur who has recognized this need is Tianna McFarlane, the founder of Heal In Colour, a Canadian startup that aims to make bandages for Black and brown skin tones the norm.

Heal In Colour was launched in response to the lack of representation and inclusivity in the first-aid aisle. The company’s mission is to provide adhesive bandages that blend seamlessly with various shades of Black and brown skin tones, offering a more inclusive option for people of color. This initiative comes at a time when other major brands, such as BAND-AID®, have also started to introduce similar products catering to diverse skin tones.

BAND-AID®’s OURTONE™ Flexible Fabric Adhesive Bandages, launched in June 2020, offer a range of bandages in light,…

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