SLAY

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2026/04/29

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About SLAY SLAY is a nicotine pouch brand, launched in the UK in December 2025 by Continental Tobacco UK Limited, the British arm of EU based Continental Tobacco Group. It is the first major nicotine pouch brand to position itself explicitly for women, with mini-format pouches, pearlescent pastel packaging, and a flavour profile leaning toward sweet, fruit and tea-led flavours rather than the heavy tobacco and menthol profiles that dominate the wider category. The brand is sold in four flavours (Sweet Emotion, Matcha Mint, Raspberry Sky, Mad Menthol) across three strengths (3mg, 6mg, 9mg). The female-led positioning: what it actually means SLAY is the first major nicotine pouch brand in the UK to position itself explicitly for women, and the differences are practical rather than just cosmetic. Mini-format pouches are physically smaller than the slim format used by most brands, which means they sit more comfortably under a smaller upper lip without bulging or feeling intrusive. Pastel pearlescent packaging sits in the bag, on the desk or in the kitchen drawer without the dark, aggressive aesthetic of standard pouch cans. Flavour direction leans into sweet, fruity, creamy and floral profiles rather than the smoky, tobacco-leaf and heavy-menthol flavours that dominate the broader category. None of this is exclusionary. Plenty of male buyers prefer mini-format pouches, sweet flavours and discreet packaging too, and SLAY works equally well for them. The "female-led" label describes who the brand was created for, not who's allowed to buy it. If the format fits, the format fits. What "mini-format" means and why it matters Most UK nicotine pouches are sold in slim format: long, narrow pouches that sit horizontally under the upper lip. Mini-format pouches are physically smaller in every dimension. They're shorter, narrower and lower-profile, which means three practical things. First, they're more discreet : nobody looking at your face from across a meeting room sees an obvio