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When her dark-skinned little brother had a huge ‘skin-colored’ beige bandage stuck to his bleeding forehead, he hardly dared to go outside with it. That is why Jeanine Dorrestein from Rotterdam founded her own company, offering bandages and other wound care products in multiple skin tones. “Everyone should be able to recover without it being noticeable.”
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When her dark-skinned little brother had a huge ‘skin-colored’ beige bandage stuck to his bleeding forehead, he hardly dared to go outside with it. That is why Jeanine Dorrestein from Rotterdam founded her own company, offering bandages and other wound care products in multiple skin tones. “Everyone should be able to recover without it being noticeable.”