In June 2020, a full 100 years after the first Band-Aid bandage was invented , the brand announced it would begin producing bandages in light, medium and deep shades of brown and Black skin tones that embrace the beauty of diverse skin, and a collective What took you so long? washed over the crowd.

Band-Aid is not the only product to exclude all but one skin tone from its roster, and in recent years several fashion and beauty brands have made commitments to rightfully identifying nude shades. Christian Louboutin earned praise for introducing a wider range of nude shoes in 2016, and Fenty Beauty made headlines when it launched 40 foundation shades in 2017.

There is a still a long way to go but as the industry evolves, even more brands are emerging as resources for finding nude products for a wider range of skin tones. Our roundup features some brands you might be familiar with and some youre learning about for the first time, but are all solid options for beauty and fashion pieces in nude not beige, peach or tan.

Below, nine brands doing nude the way it should be done: for all.

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