[ChristmasNeeve]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

my pal Scott swallowed one and then was sick in the pool, he was 22 at the time

ughhh I just gagged reading that

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

My friends daughter's big toe nail came off when she fell and she was going on a sun holiday soon after so she covered it with a plaster and painted the toenail section of it with nail varnish, you would hardly notice it wasn't a real toenail

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...I’m guessing that you’ve never worn open toed sandals for a wedding, then...

Gross. Society need rules that prohibit showing your toes in public, just like genitals. Horrid things.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

You may think this is because Marsh doesn't wear open-toed sandals; but it is in fact because he has never been to a wedding as he has no friends.

They look excellent at funerals though.

[Kizzy]

I think the point of the thread has been lost, the point is the usual flesh or nude tone of plasters has not been too diverse. It's seen as a big deal in the beauty community to not extend shade ranges and are looked down on for not being inclusive enough.
I applaud tesco for addressing this issue, yes there are clear plasters and these might be crap that's not the point is it?

The point is now the little boy/girl who has a skin tone plaster can have one in their skin tone, we might not appreciate the meaning of that for many.

[Jessica.]

I think it is really sweet that they have a more diverse selection of plasters.

[Cherry Christmas]

I really like the dinosaur ones

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Cherie

I really like the dinosaur ones

To go with your scaly skin?

[Jessica.]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

To go with your scaly skin?

[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

To go with your scaly skin?

yes

[Jake.]

I think this is a good idea. I had one on the side of my face by my ear for a couple of days because of minor surgery and it definitely would have been better having a plaster which was less obvious

[Amy Jade]

In work I wear blue ones, so smurfs are accounted for too. So woke!

[Parmy]

Bloody EU regulations probably forced the blue ones on us commie chefs to begin with.

[Livia]

It's not something I've ever really thought about. But if there is such a need within the black community, I wonder why a black business person didn't make them years ago.

Personally I like Barbie plasters, or at a push, Disney Princess.