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top stories REGULATORY Canadian NGO Reports “Widespread” Heavy Metal Presence In Cosmetics Environmental Defence Canada reports that 100% of 49 cosmetic products tested from Canadian women’s makeup bags contained “toxic” heavy metals, including lead, arsenic and cadmium….................................................5

AHPA, Dr. Bronners Champion Bill To Legalize U.S. Industrial Hemp Production New legislation from Rep. Ron Paul, R.-Texas, would legalize the cultivation and processing of industrial hemp, opening the door for U.S. farmers to compete in what could be a “very profitable” market and enabling U.S. cosmetics manufacturers to leverage the plant’s seed and oil without relying on foreign imports…......................................6

MARKETPLACE Green Takes “Backseat” In Tough Economy, But It’s Not A Passing Fad – GfK In the struggling economy, consumers have grown reluctant to cough up dollars for environmentally friendly products, but that doesn’t mean “green” is a passing fad, says GfK Roper Consulting .................................7

P&G, Colgate Savor Strength Of Brands Against Private Label Eileen Francis

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uring the recent Goldman Sachs Consumer Products Symposium in New York, personal-care competitors Procter & Gamble and Colgate-Palmolive touted in separate presentations the growing strength of their branded products over private label.

“Consumers across all price tiers [are] continuing to have a strong preference for branded products, which wasn’t necessarily the case in the depths of the recession,” said P&G CFO Jon Moeller during a May 12 presentation.

He noted some of the fastest-moving items in the company’s portfolio are higherprice branded products such as Crest 3D White, Fusion ProGlide and Old Spice.

Moeller added that while the company continues to produce products at various price points, at the end of its ongoing product and distribution expansion its portfolio will be “heavily weighed” to premium and super-premium prices.

In a same-day presentation, CEO Ian Cook also discussed the strength of brands over private label. According to the exec, toothpaste customers are among the most loyal to branded products. “Toothpastes, believe it or not, create a mouth feel, and they have flavors in them that consumers form an attachment to,” said Cook.

As the company continues to develop new oral-care technologies that impart a stronger “physical benefit,” consumers, “will stay with the Colgate variant they grew up on because they have become completely wedded to the flavor and the mouth feel,” he added.

Private label, while strong in many personal-care categories even a year ago, never gained significant traction in oral care, according to the exec. “In the U.S. in the last 15 years, it has never gotten higher than half a share point from a market point of view,” Cook said.

Though private label’s share of the toothpaste category expanded 5.9% in food, drug and mass outlets (excluding Wal-Mart) for the 12-week period ending April 17, its growth lagged behind both P&G toothpaste brands (11.5%) and Colgate-Palmolive (6.8%).

Private-label brands accounted for less than 1% of the total toothpaste market for the period, with sales of $1.49 million, according to SymphonyIRI. The figure included sales in food, drug and mass outlets, excluding Wal-Mart.

P&G led the toothpaste category for the period, with sales of $117.6 million and a 37% share of the category overall.

Colgate-Palmolive is a close second, with sales of $109.6 million in the same outlets. It commands 34.4% of the category.

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• Green Takes “Backseat” In Tough Economy, But It’s Not A Passing Fad – GfK. . . . . . . 7

• M&A Market Heating Up As Economy “Stagnates,” C&D’s Craigie Says. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

• Not Your Mother’s Hair Care Grows On Punchy Packaging, YouTube Activity. . . . . . . . . . . . 8

NEW PRODUCTS • Scerene Aims “Pure And Effective” Puristics Brand At Mass Market . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

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• Canadian NGO Reports “Widespread” Heavy Metal Presence In Cosmetics. . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

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the broader health and personal-care market on “both a unit and a dollar basis,” largely due to the launch of Crest 3D White.

“It’s also a big reason why the Crest brand has extended its leadership in the U.S. oral-care market,” he told analysts.

A market research report released by SymphonyIRI March 29 illustrated the strength of Crest 3D White, which had sales of $154.1 million in 2010 and was No. 1 on the list of top-selling non-foods brands across food, drug and mass channels, excluding Wal-Mart.

P&G’s Scope Outlast/Crest Extra White Plus Scope Outlast also made the list, with $46.8 million in sales, as did Johnson & Johnson’s Listerine/REACH Total Care floss, with $39.8 million.

Shoppers Loosening Purse Strings A MarketPulse report released by SymphonyIRI March 30 supported P&G’s and Colgate’s reflections on the growing strength of branded products, observing that consumers are “holding the purse strings just a bit less tightly in their day-to-day lives.”

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hurch & Dwight CEO Jim Craigie told analysts at the Goldman Sachs Consumer Products Symposium that as the economy continues to “stagnate,” a crop of new acquisition opportunities will arise in the consumer packaged goods arena.

In the current climate, he said, companies are challenged to deliver “decent” earnings-per-share growth organically, so they’re looking to do so by selling brands or picking up new ones.

“You’ll see some stuff [on sale] from big pharma,” Craigie said, noting many firms in this economy are finding they can focus effectively on either pharma or CPG businesses, but not both.

“Big pharma has learned that CPG is a different type of business than theirs and you shouldn’t put a big pharma guy running a CPG business, [just as you] shouldn’t put a CPG guy running a big pharma business,” Craigie said during his May 12 presentation.

In a reference to Johnson & Johnson, he added: “I think our neighbor down in New Jersey has learned that the very hard way.”

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The market researcher found that fewer consumers in the consumer packaged goods arena (38% now versus 46% in 2010) are willing to give up their favorite brands in order to save money.

In its January 2011 Economic Update, the firm noted that while many CPG categories struggled in 2010, branded personal-care products had reclaimed market share by cutting prices, innovating and employing value-oriented mechanisms like coupons and sales (“Firm Reports Conservative Shopping Trends, ‘Intensifying’ CPG Competition,” “The Rose Sheet” April 11, 2011).

According to that data, private-label dollar sales in personal care had slipped 0.5% to 9.5% of total sales, and unit sales declined 0.6% to 11.4% of the total.

During its presentation, P&G said its couponing activities may be only slightly more robust than in recent years, but its coupon promotions are more visible as the firm integrates its brand message in marketing.

Moeller maintains that couponing and marketing do not come at the expense of innovation. “In general, we would rather invest $1 in innovation and on equity building of our brands than we would on price promotion in any form, whether it’s couponing or trade support or anything else.”

under a consent decree with FDA (“Under Consent Decree, J&J Delays Full Return Of Recalled OTCs Until 2012” “The Tan Sheet” April 25, 2011).

Also potentially looking to sell brands or businesses are familyrun entities, which may want to exit the market in fear of high tax rates, Craigie suggested.

The exec remarked that C&D “loves buying family businesses” and is currently “sitting on a lot of cash” that could go toward a purchase, but only if the brand for sale is No. 1 or No. 2 in its category.

“Our plants can handle it, our supply chain can handle it, our marketing and sales teams can handle it,” Craigie asserted.

He held OxiClean detergents as an example of the type of family-business acquisition that has paid off for the company.

C&D’s most recent acquisitions included last year’s purchase of the leading U.S. nasal spray brand Simply Saline (“Simply Saline Acquisition Globalizes C&D’s Nasal Hygiene Reach,” “The Tan Sheet” May 13, 2010)

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nically and are also well below the levels of exposure that are considered to be safe,” the trade association says.

CCTFA underscores that exposure to trace metals is unavoidable as they occur naturally in plants, soil, animals, food, drinking water and air.

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nvironmental Defence Canada reports that 100% of 49 cosmetic products tested from Canadian women’s makeup bags contained “toxic” heavy metals, including lead, arsenic and cadmium.

The findings signal a need for Canadian regulations to be improved, the group says.

Environmental Defence recognizes that the metals are impurities not intentionally added to cosmetics. However, it takes issue with current regulations that do not require such trace contaminants to be listed on product labeling. ”Canadians deserve to know what is in their cosmetics. Given the choice, we think most consumers would not put arsenic or lead on their lips and faces,” says Rick Smith, executive director of Environmental Defence, in a May 15 release heralding the group’s report.

The organization also suggests that Canada’s health authority could tighten its restrictions on impurities.

The association also points out that only one of the 49 products tested by Environmental Defence was found to contain trace contaminants in excess of Health Canada’s proposed limits.

Benefit’s Benetint lipgloss recorded the highest heavy metal levels, with 110 ppm of lead and 70 ppm of arsenic.

CCTFA says it “understand[s] that this one manufacturer with results reported above the guidelines for one product has indicated by way of a statement that it will be reviewing its own test results and will ensure compliance should there, in fact, be an issue.”

The Canadian Cosmetic, Toiletry and Fragrance Association points out that only one of the 49 products tested by Environmental Defence was found to contain trace contaminants in excess of Health Canada’s proposed limits.

Health Canada’s Draft Guidance on Heavy Metal Impurities in Cosmetics, released in January 2009, notes that “heavy metal impurities in cosmetic products are unavoidable due to the ubiquitous nature of these elements, but should be removed wherever technically feasible.”

The guidance sets limits of 10 parts per million for lead, 3 ppm for arsenic, 3 ppm for cadmium, 3 ppm for mercury and 5 ppm for antimony.

While overall the tested products did not surpass those limits, Smith says “Canada should improve the guidelines on impurities in cosmetics so they better reflect what is truly feasible.”

Environmental Defence points to Health Canada’s recommended lead limit of 10 ppm, calling it “considerably high” in light of FDA’s recent tests in which lead levels in 20 lipsticks averaged 1.07 ppm (“FDA Releases New Lipstick Lead Data, Putting Names To Numbers,” “The Rose Sheet” Nov. 9, 2009).

The organization also is critical of the guidance’s limited scope, maintaining that it could have set limits for other heavy metals including beryllium, nickel, selenium and thallium, given the high levels of those contaminants identified in its cosmetics testing.

In its May 16 statement, the Canadian Cosmetic, Toiletry and Fragrance Association upholds Health Canada’s guidelines as adequate to ensure consumer safety. The guidelines “are based upon what levels can be expected to be achieved tech-

Environmental Defence worked with independent laboratory SGS Canada to test the 49 products, finding that 100% of the products contained nickel, 96% contained lead and 90% contained beryllium.

The 49 products included five foundations, four concealers, four powders, five blushes or bronzers, seven mascaras, two eyeliners, 14 eye shadows and eight lipsticks or glosses.

On average, products contained traces of four out of the eight metals.

Environmental Defence points out that none of the products list the heavy metals on the ingredient labels.

The group urges Health Canada to officially adopt its guidelines for heavy metals in cosmetics, to institute a “Europeanstyle” ban on harmful substances and to mandate disclosure of all ingredients, even those added unintentionally.

Report Piques CSC’s Interest The Campaign for Safe Cosmetics asserts in a May 16 press release that Canada’s test results “demonstrate that the problem with impurities in cosmetics is likely much greater in the United States than previously reported.”

The findings demonstrate the need for cosmetics legislation in the U.S., the activist organization adds.

“Consumers in the United States use the same products and face similar weakness in cosmetics safety standards,” states Campaign for Safe Cosmetics Director Lisa Archer.

“The fact that there are so many hidden impurities in cosmetics shows how urgently we need laws that protect consumers by ensuring products are safe,” she says.

The Campaign acknowledges that small amounts of exposure to heavy metals are not likely to cause harm. However, the sub-

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The organization cites the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s position that lead exposure “is not safe at any level” and notes that the Environmental Protection Agency has linked arsenic exposure to cancer and gastrointestinal issues.

Archer notes that some companies are avoiding heavy metal contamination by moving toward plant-based colorants or asking suppliers to screen for contaminants.

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ew legislation from Rep. Ron Paul, R.-Texas, would legalize the cultivation and processing of industrial hemp, opening the door for U.S. farmers to compete in what could be a “very profitable” market and enabling U.S. cosmetics manufacturers to leverage the plant’s seed and oil without relying on foreign imports.

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“But the only way to protect all consumers is to pass laws that ensure the products we use on our bodies are safe,” she says.

The International Cooperation on Cosmetics Regulation – made up of regulators from Canada, the U.S., the European Union and Japan – has listed heavy metal levels as one of its priorities for regulatory alignment (“ICCR To Open Portion Of Annual Meeting To ‘Interested Parties,’ NGOs,” “The Rose Sheet” May 2, 2011).

grow but whose products we are allowed to eat, wear or apply to our skin, and that plant is hemp,” said Michael McGuffin, president of AHPA. The Hemp Industries Association estimates that U.S. sales of hemp products, including foods, soaps and cosmetics, total around $360 million annually.

“Indeed,” says Rep. Paul, “the founders of our nation, some of whom grew hemp, would surely find that federal restrictions on farmers growing a safe and profitable crop on their own land are inconsistent with the constitutional guarantee of a limited, restrained federal government.”

“The United States is the only industrialized nation that prohibits industrial hemp cultivation,” says Paul in his May 11 statement, noting that hemp is grown “as an established agricultural commodity” in roughly 30 nations in Europe, Asia and the Americas.

Paul has introduced similar legislation in each of the last three sessions of Congress, attracting more cosponsors with each new iteration, but no companion bill has yet been introduced in the Senate, AHPA notes.

If passed, the Industrial Hemp Farming Act of 2011 (H.R. 1831), which has 21 co-sponsors, would amend the federal Controlled Substances Act by removing industrial hemp from its definition of marijuana.

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Consumption of industrial hemp does not trigger the same psychoactive effects as marijuana, though they are both derived from the same plant (Cannabis sativa L.), because the former contains significantly lower levels of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC).

Paul’s bill characterizes industrial hemp as having a THC concentration of “not more than 0.3 percent on a dry weight basis.”

Nine U.S. states have legalized industrial hemp cultivation and research, but federal law still inhibits large-scale production. H.R. 1831 “will relieve this unique restriction on American farmers and allow them to grow industrial hemp in accord with state law,” Paul says, adding that “federal law concedes the safety of industrial hemp by allowing it to be legally imported for use as food.”

The American Herbal Products Association issued a release May 11 expressing its support for the bill.

The trade group notes that most companies marketing hemp products currently import materials from Canada or China. Giving U.S. manufacturers the option of buying ingredients domestically could “provide an important economic stimulus and source of revenue for American farmers, including small family farms,” AHPA says.

Industrial hemp is used in the manufacture of clothing, paper and carpet, in addition to cosmetics and food items.

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Dr. Bronner’s Magic Soaps, an advocate of the commercialization of industrial hemp, says the plant’s oil makes its soaps milder and less drying due to its high proportion of poly-unsaturated fatty acids (“Dr. Bronner’s Shifts Advocacy Focus From Organic to Fair Trade,” “The Rose Sheet” Jan. 24, 2011).

The company holds up industrial hemp production as an operation in line with industry sustainability goals. “Hemp’s excellent fiber can replace virgin timber pulp in paper, glass fibers in construction and automotive composites, and pesticide-intensive cotton in textiles,” among other benefits. The U.S. government’s minority stance on domestic cultivation is “due primarily to the ‘reefer madness’ and confusion regarding hemp’s psychoactive cousin, ‘marijuana,’” Dr. Bronner’s says.

The veteran organic brand took to Facebook May 4 to get fans to “Vote Hemp” and celebrate Hemp History Week (May 2-8).

The firm also posted a link to a petition – “Let U.S. Farmers Grow Hemp” – which lists Ford Motors, Patagonia, Nature’s Path Foods, Nutiva and Manitoba Harvest as companies that, like Dr. Bronner’s, use imported hemp in their products currently. The petition has 1,483 signatures; its goal is to garner 15,000.

Earthly Body, the “preeminent [maker] of hemp-based body care” uses hemp seed oil in its products because it has the “highest concentration of essential fatty acids of any essential oil, as well as the perfect balance of omega-3 and omega-6 EFAs” (“Earthly Body,” “The Rose Sheet” April 26, 2010).

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“In the market people put out these products and they’re just giving people a bad experience.”

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In the eyes of Mirran Raphaely, CEO of Dr. Hauschka Skin Care, consumers should be focused on teasing out companies’ green motives. “Why does the company exist? Does it exist for itself?

For its shareholders? For individuals? If that can be identified, consumers really respond to that. It resonates.”

“I would say that 70% of my marketing dollars is just re-convincing people to try organic,” Onysko added.

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n the struggling economy, consumers have grown reluctant to cough up dollars for environmentally friendly products, but that doesn’t mean “green” is a passing fad, says GfK Roper Consulting.

“As the economy weakened in the U.S., the environmental movement kind of took a backseat,” said Kathy Sheehan, GfK general manager, who presented findings from the firm’s “Green Gauge” study at the Sustainable Cosmetics Summit in New York on May 13.

Interpreting the survey results for attendees, she said: “The environment is important, but not at the risk of economic security.”

For consumers, trusting a firm’s motives often translates to trusting its brands, according to Sheehan. “American consumers tend to take a top-down approach rather than a bottom-up approach as far as trust and credibility.”

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“In personal care, health and the environment are very much When polled for the Green Gauge study, which measures conat parity,” Sheehan said. That is, consumers purchasing green sumer attitudes toward green products, 27% of respondents said products are often doing so for expected health benefits, she it is worth paying more for environmentally said. In the appliance and automotive catfriendly products in personal care, versus egories, on the other hand, the driver for 29% in 2007. buying green is overall cost savings.

In the 2010 Green “2007 and 2008 were kind of the high point in consumer sentiment about environmentally friendly products,” said Sheehan. “We saw rising interest and rising levels of purchasing, and then after 2008 and to 2010, this has really started to slip.”

While global warming was a hot topic in 2006 with the release of Al Gore’s “An Inconvenient Truth,” the public’s level of concern has declined since, according to Sheehan.

Gauge study, 33% of respondents believed that environmentally friendly products do not work as well as other products, as opposed to 24% two years ago.

Compared with past years, more Americans agreed this year with the statement that global climate change is overblown and the media is making too much of it.

Consumers Turned Off By Bad Experiences Sheehan suggested that efficacy has emerged as an issue in the green products realm – the “sense that products have not lived up to their promise.”

“There have been quality issues, efficacy issues and things don’t work as well as other alternatives,” she said.

In the 2010 Green Gauge study, 33% of respondents believed that environmentally friendly products do not work as well as other products, as opposed to 24% two years ago.

Joshua Onysko, CEO of Pangea Organics, holds that in the personal-care market specifically, non-authentic brands in many cases have made a negative impression on consumers, causing them to shy away from purchasing organic again in the future.

“In a lot of these brands, the products don’t work,” he said.

The general takeaway across categories is that consumers are less and less likely to pay a premium for green products. “We’ve seen erosion in the number of Americans who agree that different environmental products are worth paying [extra] for,” said Sheehan.

At the same time, green products are “no longer a niche marketplace,” Sheehan observed, noting that in 1990 roughly 30% of Americans reported buying an environmentally friendly product, versus about 60% today. “It’s had tremendous growth and is really starting to reach the mainstream arena,” she said.

Regardless of their willingness to pay, consumers also are not likely to expect less from companies in terms of sustainable, eco-friendly operations. According to GfK, approximately one out of three Americans believes companies are doing a better job of protecting the environment than in years past.

“There isn’t a CEO out there who isn’t going to take sustainability into account. It’s a buzzword, but in the future it’s going to be integrated into everything that everybody does,” said Sheehan.

Sheehan noted that consumers increasingly are looking to product labels to gain insight into brands and their operations.

In GfK’s survey, 64% of respondents said they think the government should be more involved in regulating, and set higher standards for, product labeling.

“It’s a source of confusion out there – what are the different symbols? What do they mean? How does this impact me and my personal health?” said Sheehan. “Things that can cut through the clutter and can simplify this continue to be very critical.”

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ouTube and other online social media helped propel Not Your Mother’s hair care in its first year, from college bookstores and about 300 Walmart locations to more than 1,500 Walmart doors and all ULTA Beauty destinations nationwide.

According to a company rep, consumers have responded to the line’s “playful product names, eye-catching packaging and salon formulas at mass market pricing.”

I really am intrigued by [is the packaging]…because I really like graphic design and all that kind of funky graphic work, and I really like the design on [NYM’s] products.”

Both teens take to the fragrance in She’s A Tease Volumizing Hairspray. “I’ve never had a hairspray that smells so good,” says Glamourista16.

The economical value of the products is not lost on the reviewers either. “They’re professional products at a really, really nice, affordable price,” remarks Aleexandraaxo.

Overall, high marks are given for performance, but there are also some minor criticisms.

All nine teen-targeted NYM products retail for around $6.

In a May 17 conversation with “The Rose Sheet,” Brand Manager Michele Sherbet noted “it’s a very colorful line – pinks and blues and purples and greens.” Another fetching feature is the hair graphic (in the same vibrant color) that garnishes the tops of NYM bottles, seeming to hang down from beneath the bottle caps.

In addition to the packaging aesthetics, “the names are catchy. I think the combination of [factors] really grabs the consumer, makes them smile when they see it on the shelf,” said Sherbet.

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NYM products include All Eyes On Me Shape & Shine Hairspray, Kinky Moves Curl Defining Hair Cream, Smooth Moves Frizz Control Hair Cream, Rise & Shine Silky Smooth Shine Mist. Clean Freak Refreshing Dry Shampoo and Beat The Heat Thermal Styling Shield Spray.

YouTube Reviewers Drive Interest According to Sherbet, “one of the things that has really pushed [NYM] quickly is YouTube.” Product reviews from NYM fans and resulting word of mouth have generated interest in the brand, she suggested.

“They found our products [and] fell in love with our products,” she said. “I couldn’t tell you how many videos are out there… but these girls just rave about the products.”

Some, including Glamourista16 and Aleexandraaxo, whose reviews have garnered 16,272 and 10,295 views respectively, requested sample products from the company so they could review them online.

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Regarding She’s A Tease Volumizing Hairspray, Aleexandraaxo says: “It makes my hair really easy to tease, and it just gives it some volume.” At the same time, “it actually does make your hair a little bit crunchy – but I find that with most hairsprays.”

Moving to Beach Babe Texturizing Sea Salt Spray, the reviewer says: “This is the one I was really excited to get, and I’m not disappointed with it, but I’m not absolutely thrilled with it.”

She acknowledges that with her “super, super, super-straight” hair, NYM has its work cut out for it. Beach Babe did manage to give her “some nice little baby waves,” she notes, and she suggests a technique that might award greater results for straighthaired individuals. “If you have a little movement to your hair, this might work really, really well on you,” she says.

Glamourista16 does not offer recommendations based on hair type, but does extend a warning to viewers regarding optimal use of NYM’s Girl Powder Volumizing Hair Powder, which she initially assumed was similar to dry shampoo powder.

“With dry shampoo, you can pretty much put a bunch on and your hair will be fine,” the teen says. “With this one, my hair felt disgusting when I put so much in. ... My hair honestly felt like

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glue at the top of my scalp right here. It felt so stiff, like I [used] an entire bottle of hairspray. Do not make the same mistake I did. You just need a tiny bit.”

While such messages may not be what brands have in mind when planning their marketing, teens no doubt appreciate the candid observations and practical advice frequently offered by their YouTube peers. Comments on Glamourista16’s and Aleexandraaxo’s video reviews are by and large favorable, with definite interest expressed in giving the products a try.

Further Expansion Targeted In 2011 DeMert Brands, which markets NYM, also has targeted young people through Facebook, Twitter and participation in events such as the Teen Choice Awards. NYM will sponsor the MTV Movie Awards in June, according to Sherbet.

But it isn’t just teens that are buying NYM, she said. “That is probably the majority of our customers, but we’re finding that with quality products, there’s an older market as well.” Consumers in their 30s are using NYM, said Sherbet, adding: “I don’t want to use my mother’s hair care.”

As for the brand’s competition, Sherbet maintained that NYM is “pretty unique.” She cited Unilever’s TIGI unit – which markets Bed Head and Rockaholic, among other hair-care collec-

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After a dynamic 2010, NYM looks to expand further in 2011 (“Not Your Mother’s Expands,” “The Rose Sheet” Jan. 31, 2011, In Brief). In addition to Walmart and ULTA, NYM products currently are available at select grocery stores and online at CustomNails.com.

“More and more retailers are contacting us. They see [NYM] as a good-selling line that they need on their shelves. A lot of retailers have talked about needing something new and fresh – and that’s what we are, new and fresh,” asserted Sherbet.

She said the brand is developing new products – “shampoos, conditioners, products for shorter hair, leave-in conditioners, things of that nature” – and has held discussions about possibly entering skin care.

Expansion outside of the U.S. is a priority, and NYM is exploring its distribution options. “We do get a lot of feedback from international consumers looking for our product,” said Sherbet.

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S un C are I n B rief La Roche-Posay Expands SOS Campaign

Hain Celestial Touts “Non-Toxic” Formulas

This year, L’Oreal brand’s SOS (Save Our Skin) campaign includes a new Facebook page and an iPhone application, “My UV Check,” which “will provide an index for the day’s UVA and UVB exposure in the user’s location, educate and alert users of the dangers of UVA and UVB exposure, and much more,” according to April 28 release. La Roche-Posay also will distribute more than 8,000 kits to dermatologists to help educate consumers about the importance of regular skin checks, as well as offer skin checks at two New York Yankees games. Furthermore, the brand will make a grant of $750,000 to the Women’s Dermatologic Society over a three-year period to support the group’s Play Safe in the Sun initiative, aimed at raising sun-safety awareness through community service outreach events across 50 U.S. cities. Attendees of sponsored events, including women’s golf and tennis matches – will receive Anthelios sunscreen samples and educational materials, courtesy of La RochePosay. The company says last year, when SOS debuted, it drew “hundreds” for skin checks, and in a third of those evaluations “suspicious lesions were found that resulted in dermatological referrals for further investigation.”

Noting that “the sun is life-giving to the world’s ecosystems, but without proper precautions it can be deadly to the skin,” Hain Celestial urges consumers to protect themselves this summer with “safe, natural sunscreens formulated without risky chemicals.” The Melville, N.Y. firm recommends items from its JASON and Alba Botanical brands, which deliver effective protection without the use of “risky chemicals found in conventional sunscreens, such as avobenzone, oxybenzone or paraben preservatives.” According to firm’s May 16 release, six of its Alba formulas have earned the Skin Cancer Foundation’s Seal of Recommendation, “widely recognized as a true testament to efficacy.” Emphasizing the importance of daily sunscreen application and regular full-body screens, Hain President and CEO Irwin D. Simon states: “As someone who survived skin cancer more than 15 years ago, I learned the hard way.”

Banana Boat Offering “Sun Certification” Energizer Holdings brand recognizes Skin Cancer Prevention month with invitation to consumers to get “sun-certified” by taking a short quiz on the Banana Boat Facebook page. Upon completion of the quiz, consumers earn a “badge” to display on their own Facebook wall, and for every individual who participates Banana Boat will donate $1 to support the Skin Cancer Foundation’s awareness work, for a total donation of up to $101,000, according to May 11 release. Brand’s “sun experts” – dermatologist Julie K. Karen, magazine editor and family lifestyle expert Amy E. Goodman and Olympic gold-medal-winning captain of the U.S. women’s soccer team Christie Rampone – will offer advice and converse live online as part of Banana Boat’s Sun 101 education campaign “to give Americans the basic information they need to enjoy the sun without worry.”

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MDSolarSciences Norwalk, Conn.-based dermatologist brand says its newest sun-protection product, Mineral Screen Tinted Gel 30+, “is formulated to very high UVA and UVB protection standards.” Suited for teens with acne or adults with acneprone skin, the 1.23-oz. product sells online for $24. The gel, like MDSolarSciences’ other mineral-based formulas, contains zinc oxide and titanium dioxide. The brand also markets Quick Dry Body Spray SPF 40 ($21), “ideal for allover body use,” and Ultra Sport Stick SPF 40 ($16), “ideal for the face, lips, ears and around the eyes,” as well as protective apparel for men, women and children, including UPF 50+ hats that range in price from $18 to $35. A line of UV 400 screened protective eyewear is under development, according to MDSS’s recent release. Touting itself as “the first dermatologist-driven company dedicated to primary skin cancer protection and prevention,” MDSS collaborates with the Melanoma Research Foundation and other likeminded organizations and packages its sunscreens with a SolALERT card, which serves as a personal UV detection device. Products are available through physicians’ offices and MDSolarSciences.com.

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Scerene Aims “Pure And Effective” Puristics Brand At Mass Market Lauren Nardella l.nardella@elsevier.com

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eapack, N.J.-based Scerene Healthcare Inc. looks to take on established skin-care players Procter & Gamble and L’Oreal with Puristics, a brand the firm is pricing to compete at mass retailers and positioning as both “pure and effective.”

Puristics rolled out to test markets Charlotte, N.C., and Denver in March, and Milwaukee and Madison, Wis., in April and will be released nationally in 2012, according to Scerene co-founder and COO M’lou Arnett.

The brand’s lineup includes Puristics Totally Ageless antiaging skin care, Puristics Pure Protection feminine hygiene and Puristics Baby, comprising diaper rash cream, diapering cream and lotion.

“A lot of consumers in the past have thought, ‘I can choose either natural or I can choose effective,’” Arnett explained in an interview. “And we’re saying you can choose pure plus effective in one product – you don’t have to make that compromise.”

Scerene developed the Totally Ageless line “from the ground up,” as opposed to modifying existing products. “We started ingredient by ingredient [and] built them to all be pure and effective,” the exec said.

‘‘The Rose Sheet’’ The firm also orchestrated a public relations effort aimed at heightening awareness of “potentially harmful ingredients,” releasing survey results indicating women in Charlotte and Denver “are exposed to over 20 potentially harmful chemical ingredients or irritants as a result of their daily facial skin-care regimens.”

The chemicals cited were based on “a couple of leading products” used by many of the women surveyed, Arnett said.

From the survey, “what we found interesting is that consumers in general are becoming increasingly aware of what they’re putting into their bodies and they think about that every time they go to the store, but they’re significantly less aware of what they put on their bodies,” she said.

The firm hopes the survey will help women to think more about their personal-care product choices.

Early sales data from test markets “looks very positive,” Arnett said, noting that consumers are “being motivated by our message, finding us in store and responding quite favorably.”

Efficacy is the other big component in Puristics’ positioning.

Arnett cited a study the firm conducted in which 100% of women tested experienced a measurable reduction in fine lines and wrinkles after three weeks of using Puristics Totally Ageless Advanced Skin Rejuvenating Lotion, “which is really a wonderful claim for a product that has no potentially harmful chemicals [and] has been formulated and tested to be similar from an aesthetic profile ... to what a consumer might already be buying.”

The firm looked to the Cosmetic Ingredient Review program, the American Academy of Dermatology and the Environmental Working Group’s Skin Puristics Totally Ageless Deep database to determine which “potentially harmful” ingredients The exec said Scerene management’s would not be used in Puristics, weeding out parabens, phthalbackground helped in developing Puristics. ates and sulfates.

Arnett and Scerene co-founder and CEO Bob Casale both As for ingredients that are in the line, honeysuckle extract worked on the award-winning Mr. Mucus campaign for the serves as a preservative in the brand’s skin-care products, Mucinex expectorant at Adams Respiratory Therapeutics, while a yeast peptide blend is the active ingredient in the antiwhere Casale was chief operating officer and Arnett was senior aging line, Arnett said.

VP of marketing and advertising. They played key roles in helping Adams grow from a $60 million company to a nearly $500 Totally Ageless products include Night Recovery Cream, SPF million company before Reckitt Benckiser bought it in 2008 15 Daily Anti-Aging Lotion, Advanced Skin Rejuvenating Lotion, (“Scerene Healthcare Plans 2010 Entry With Puristics Lines,” Revitalizing Eye Cream and Intensive Eye Treatment. The prod“The Rose Sheet” Nov. 16, 2009). ucts are available on a regional basis now, but they also are on sale at Drugstore.com for $16.99 each.

“We come out of big brand personal-care and OTC products, so we applied all the same rigors of everything that we’ve ever Scerene “has every expectation that we’ll be well-placed on learned and done to what we’re doing now,” Arnett remarked. the shelves of all of the big food and mass merchants,” according to Arnett. Puristics items retail at an “approachable” price Additionally, the experience the duo gained from OTC market point in the neighborhood of competing products, she said. analysis and the connections they made when working previously with retailers have been helpful in bringing Puristics to Scerene is supporting the launch in test markets with TV, print market, he said. and digital advertising.

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Arch’s ReGeniStem To Aging Skin Cells: “Behave More Like Young Cells” Lauren Nardella l.nardella@elsevier.com

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outh Plainfield, N.J.-based supplier Arch Personal Care Products says its new plant culture-derived ReGeniStem Red Rice encourages older skin cells to act like younger cells for skin rejuvenation.

The ingredient revives skin through the science of epigenetics, which are “forces that work on the DNA code” to control gene expression, explained Suellen Bennett, global manager for technical marketing at Arch.

adapt to create any type of cell in the body. “In plants, there’s a mirroring type cell, called a meristem,” Bennett said. “These are completely undifferentiated cells that can be turned on by different factors to become differentiated cells in the plant.”

ReGeniStem Red Rice is also sustainable, and its platform could be duplicated for custom plant-derived ingredients from a single seed or leaf.

For example, a meristematic culture of a rare orchid can be grown in a lab “so it’s not like you’re out in the rainforest harvesting this rare orchid. … You actually grow it up from a single leaf and then you can harvest it that way,” Bennett told “The Rose Sheet.”

The firm’s technology controls gene expression by regulating levels of methylation, which Arch Senior Scientist Philip Ludwig likened to stop signs.

“We feel that the ReGeniStem platform is going to be a springboard for our customers to come to us and say, ‘We love the idea of plant cultures, but we want to look at bamboo’” or other plants, the exec said.

“The more methylation, or more stop signs, means the gene is turned off,” he told “The Rose Sheet.” “And younger cells have less methylation, so less stop signs [means] the genes are expressed as the cell wants them to be expressed.”

Also at in-cosmetics, Arch featured PhytoBrasil Fusions, a line of “emotive” botanical products. The fruit extract blends “bring to mind a personality” and can be used for various personalcare applications, according to Bennett.

Older cells have more methylation, but applying ReGeniStem results in methylation levels similar to those in younger cells, “rejuvenating the skin at the epigenetic level,” Ludwig said.

Last year, the firm introduced BioLumin Firm, a powder “cosmetic laser in a jar” that harnesses light to revitalize skin by increasing skin elasticity, improving skin tone and texture and reducing fine lines and wrinkles (“Arch Chemicals’ AntiAging Arsenal Includes ‘Cosmetic Laser In A Jar,’” “The Rose Sheet” May 24, 2010).

An in vitro study showed ReGeniStem decreased the amount of methylation on aged cells on a collagen gene, “making aged cells behave more like young cells,” Arch says in a brochure.

Another in vitro study showed the ingredient increases collagen synthesis in cells, which “could translate into skin that appears more firm,” according to the firm.

ReGeniStem supports anti-aging, epidermal hydration, skinsmoothing, firming, environmental protection and rejuvenation claims, Arch says.

Since its release, response has been good from “early adopters, the companies that like to go out there really hard and really early and drive trends,” Bennett said.

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I n B rief RIFM-Led Study Shows QRA Is Effective The Quantitative Risk Assessment for assessing sensitivity to fragrance ingredients is an “effective, predictive” tool for the prevention of fragrance contact allergy and “with continued use, should show a downward trend” in allergy incidence, the International Fragrance Association says in a May 17 release promoting a newly published evaluation of the QRA approach by a team of researchers. The team, led by Dr. Anne Marie Api, RIFM VP of human health sciences, compared the QRA, a threshold-based approach to sensitization, against clinical data (patch-test results from dermatology clinics) and established IFRA standards for three fragrance ingredients – cinnamic aldehyde, citral and isoeugenol. If the QRA approach had been available at the time the standards for the fragrance ingredients were established, the clinical response might have been “noticeably” improved, the researchers say. They say contact sensitization QRA for fragrance ingredients should be used in combination with clinical results from the dermatology community and company-specific post-market surveillance data to confirm the effectiveness of fragrance ingredient use limits. QRA, which has been used since 2005 to set IFRA standards for fragrance materials, has incited disagreement between IFRA’s Research Institute for Fragrance Materials and industry reps (“RIFM, Euro Scientists Work To Iron Out Differences On QRA Methodology,” “The Rose Sheet,” Oct. 27, 2008).

Animal-Alt Test Gets Nod From Panel The LUMI-CELL assay, an alternative method, may be useful in identifying substances with the potential to affect the function of the estrogen receptor (ER), says a 16-member independent international peer review panel in a report on the National Toxicology Program’s website. The panel’s assessment, which agreed with draft test method recommendations from the NTP’s Interagency Coordinating Committee on the Validation of Alternative Methods, was reached after a March 29-30 meeting. LUMI-CELL appears to provide advantages over a similar ER test used by the Environmental Protection Agency. The panel also made recommendations for future studies that could enhance the usefulness of the method. ICCVAM is accepting public comments on the panel report, and will consider those comments, as well as the panel’s feedback, in preparing final test method recommendations that will be forwarded to ICCVAM member agencies later this year. In October 2004, ICCVAM recommended validation of LUMI-CELL

be designated as high priority (“Lumi-Cell Endocrine Disrupter Test Validation Supported By ICCVAM,” “The Rose Sheet” Oct. 25, 2004).

Aubrey Organics Founder Passes Aubrey Hampton, natural hair- and skin-care pioneer, died on May 9 after a brief illness, according to Aubrey Organics’ website. “Aubrey paved the way for a fledging natural products industry by making plant-based, synthetic-free personal-care products on his own terms,” the firm says.

Hampton’s connection to natural ingredients was forged in southern Indiana where his father had an organic farm and his mother made her own herbal beauty products. Hampton went on to build the multi-national hair-, skin- and body-care brand that bears his name, published three books and literary magazine Organica, and led a second career as an awardwinning playwright and theatre producer. He is survived by his two sons, sister and large Aubrey Organics family.

ESSENCE African-American Beauty Study In its fourth study in the Smart Beauty series, the media firm found that African-American women are a segmented group, with four distinct archetypes. Of 800 women, 31% fit the “Queen Bea” persona, seeking premium products, organics, naturals and brands with proven results. Representing 30% of respondents are the trendsetters, or what ESSENCE terms the “Sheree de la Sol” group, who use beauty as a platform of success and achievement, zeroing in on the newest products such as anti-aging creams and lengthening mascaras. Women seeking products specifically created for their needs, along with attractive price points and value, represent 29% of the group and fit the “Amber B. Free” profile as an “independent spirit very proud of her culture,” ESSENCE President Michelle Ebanks said in an April 18 interview. The smallest group is “Jane Jones,” or minimalist consumers who seek simple options due to lack of time for beauty in their busy schedules. “An African-American woman is the most engaged consumer,” concluded Ebanks. “But she wants marketers to speak to her mindset and recognize that not all African-Americans are the same.”

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[Class 3 (Cosmetics & Cleaning Preps) compiled by “The Rose Sheet” from Official Gazette of the U. S. Patent and Trademark Office] Product Name

Trademark No./ [Serial No.]

Company

Filed Date [Published]

Class Nos.

First Use Date

Marks Registered — Class 3 Don’s Come Back Hair (Stylized)

3,960,224 [76-689,820]

Don’s Come Back

5-20-08 [3-1-11]

50, 51 & 52

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Lanell

3,960,241 [76-703,661]

Jason & Jean Products

7-6-10 [2-8-11]

50, 51 & 52

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Dermagen

3,960,257 [77-019,596]

J. Cannon

10-12-06 [3-1-11]

50, 51 & 52

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Bluehorizon

3,960,355 [77-799,295]

Blue Horizon Ideas

8-7-09 [3-1-11]

Int. 3, 9 & 17; U.S. 50, 51 & 52

–––

Gray Riddance

3,960,418 [77-863,927]

Pryor, Paula

11-3-09 [3-1-11]

50, 51 & 52

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Gold N’ Delicious Tans & Design

3,960,546 [77-959,211]

Price, Mandie

3-15-10 [3-1-11]

Int. 3 & 44; U.S. 50, 51 & 52

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Pylo

3,960,549 [77-959,749]

Source Industries

3-16-10 [3-1-11]

Int. 3, 9, 14, 18, 25 & 35; U.S. 50, 51 & 52

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Evenescence

3,960,634 [78-918,838]

Environ Skin Care (Proprietary)

6-28-06 [3-1-11]

50, 51 & 52

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ACM 1899 & Design

3,960,660 [79-074,922]

A.C. Milan

7-30-09 [3-1-11]

Int. 3, 6, 8, 9, 14, 15, 16, 18, 20, 24, 25, 28, 30, 32, 35, 38, 41, 42 & 45; U.S. 50, 51 & 52

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VSR & Design

3,960,663 [79-075,076]

Frey Medical Technologies

7-1-09 [3-1-11]

Int. 3, 14, 18, 20, 21 & 25; U.S. 50, 51 & 52

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Vesyor

3,960,664 [79-075,077]

Frey Medical Technologies

7-1-09 [3-1-11]

Int. 3, 14, 18, 20, 21 & 25; U.S. 50, 51 & 52

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My Beauty Care & Design

3,960,810 [79-086,858]

Act Cosmetics

6-29-10 [3-1-11]

Int. 3, 5 & 21; U.S. 50, 51 & 52

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Iney (Stylized)

3,960,811 [79-086,887]

Obschestvo S Ogranichennoy Otvetstvennostyu “Splat-Cosmetica”

7-12-10 [3-1-11]

50, 51 & 52

–––

Iridia Salerm

3,960,838 [85-000,539]

Victoriano Martinez Vicario 3-29-10 [3-1-11]

50, 51 & 52

–––

Keen Cream & Design

3,960,912 [85-027,768]

Greenlands Farm

4-30-10 [3-1-11]

50, 51 & 52

–––

Dearie Douse Frankly Pure and Simple Body Bath Whiff Whims & Design

3,960,913 [85-027,791]

Greenlands Farm

4-30-10 [3-1-11]

50, 51 & 52

–––

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Trademark No./ [Serial No.]

Company

Filed Date [Published]

Class Nos.

First Use Date

Solique

3,960,992 [85-067,997]

Grand Stream Enterprise

6-21-10 [12-14-10]

50, 51 & 52

–––

H N E W S & Design

3,961,022 [85-081,119]

Hermes Internatl.

7-9-10 [3-1-11]

50, 51 & 52

–––

The Rock Star Nails

3,961,046 [85-092,172]

Kibler, Andrea

7-24-10 [3-1-11]

50, 51 & 52

–––

Safe Swim

3,961,082 [85-103,005]

Selected Chemical Products

8-9-10 [3-1-11]

50, 51 & 52

–––

Wig It (Stylized)

3,961,089 [85-103,633]

Swing It

8-9-10 [3-1-11]

50, 51 & 52

–––

S T (Stylized)

3,961,142 [85-115,386]

San-Tec

8-25-10 [3-1-11]

50, 51 & 52

–––

Bocomo Kind

3,961,145 [85-115,517]

Bocomo Bay

8-25-10 [3-1-11]

50, 51 & 52

–––

UV Damage Recovery

3,961,163 [85-118,221]

Sun Research

8-29-10 [3-1-11]

50, 51 & 52

–––

Cherry Jack Couture & Design

3,961,323 [85-127,558]

Jamie Lynn Livingston

9-11-10 [3-1-11]

50, 51 & 52

–––

Eczemaderm

3,961,334 [85-127,806]

Zyloo Research Labs

9-13-10 [3-1-11]

50, 51 & 52

–––

The Science of Attraction

3,961,335 [85-127,821]

Zyloo Research Labs

9-13-10 [3-1-11]

50, 51 & 52

–––

Bluebeards

3,961,411 [85-128,901]

Bluebeards

9-14-10 [3-1-11]

50, 51 & 52

–––

Treasure Is. & Design

3,961,413 [85-128,919]

Yeager, Sandra

9-14-10 [3-1-11]

50, 51 & 52

–––

E=MC Haired

3,961,449 [85-129,329]

Bedda Hedda Hair

9-14-10 [3-1-11]

50, 51 & 52

–––

Kerasmart

3,961,454 [85-129,368]

Bedda Hedda Hair

9-14-10 [3-1-11]

50, 51 & 52

–––

Flex-I-File & Design

3,961,505 [85-130,209]

Profile Accessories

9-15-10 [3-1-11]

50, 51 & 52

–––

Sevani

3,961,527 [85-130,388]

Skin Specialist

9-15-10 [3-1-11]

50, 51 & 52

–––

For People With Lips

3,961,607 [85-131,465]

Good For The Goose Products

9-16-10 [3-1-11]

50, 51 & 52

–––

Mix Local

3,961,681 [85-132,644]

Replenish Bottling

9-17-10 [3-1-11]

50, 51 & 52

–––

Welcome Matte

3,961,699 [85-133,117]

Laura Geller Makeup Studios

9-20-10 [3-1-11]

50, 51 & 52

–––

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Company

Filed Date [Published]

The Perfect Pairing

3,961,747 [85-140,571]

Laura Geller Makeup Studios

Sweet Bubble Soap Cafe

3,961,796 [85-146,360]

One Small Scoop For Mankind, One Giant Leap For Mother Earth

Product Name

Class Nos.

First Use Date

9-29-10 [3-1-11]

50, 51 & 52

–––

Sprizzare Soap Cafe

10-6-10 [3-1-11]

50, 51 & 52

–––

3,961,814 [85-148,877]

Chanson Water USA

10-8-10 [3-1-11]

50, 51 & 52

–––

Entx-Forte

3,961,855 [85-150,129]

Divine Healing Society

10-11-10 [3-1-11]

50, 51 & 52

–––

Confidence

3,961,903 [85-163,159]

Zyloo Research Labs

10-27-10 [3-1-11]

50, 51 & 52

–––

Abdometric

3,961,924 [85-170,288]

L’Oréal

11-5-10 [3-1-11]

50, 51 & 52

–––

Resplendent

3,961,939 [85-174,122]

Wam Essentials

11-10-10 [3-1-11]

50, 51 & 52

–––

Marks Registered Under Section 1(d) – Class 3 The following marks have been registered on the principal register pursuant to the intent-to-use provisions of Section 1(d) of the Trademark Act of 1946, as amended.

Select trademark lists have been condensed.

Organomedix

3,962,051 [77-216,888]

Legacy Technologies

6-27-07 [1-1-08]

50, 51 & 52

10-1-2010

For organic and organically derived personal health care products, namely, hair shampoos and conditioners; body washes and skin lotions; skin cleansers, exfoliants and moisturizers; and anti-wrinkle skin creams, nonmedicated anti-wrinkle skin lotions and serums.

Samadara

3,962,061 [77-225,622]

Sodashi

7-10-07 [12-18-07]

50, 51 & 52

1-10-2011

For facial creams; cosmetic creams; face creams for cosmetic use; nonmedicated skin care preparations; skin creams; beauty care cosmetics; beauty care preparations.

Chic & Pretty

3,962,186 [77-543,218]

Manzione, John Joseph

8-10-08 [12-30-08]

50, 51 & 52

1-1-2011

For cosmetics and makeup, nonmedicated skin care preparations, hair care preparations, nail care preparations, artificial nails, nonmedicated toiletries and perfumery.

Joon

3,962,195 [77-551,031]

Linnell Skin Care

8-19-08 [1-20-09]

50, 51 & 52

11-1-2010

For nonmedicated skin care preparations for pre-teens to young adults; cosmetics and makeup for pre-teens to young adults.

Sevin Vyne

3,962,310 [77-685,589]

Lorit

3-6-09 [7-7-09]

50, 51 & 52

3-1-2011

3,962,335 [77-699,637]

Benostan Internatl.

3-26-09 [8-4-09]

50, 51 & 52

2010

For self-tanning preparations.

Benostan Laboratories

Owner of U.S. Reg. No. 2,242,432. No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “laboratories” apart from the mark as shown. The English translation of the word “benostan” in the mark is “well-being.” For house mark for cosmetics.

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Wowerful

Elsevier Business Intelligence

Trademark No./ [Serial No.]

3,962,444 [77-780,844]

Company

Filed Date [Published]

Class Nos.

First Use Date

Colgate-Palmolive

7-14-09 [4-20-10]

50, 51 & 52

5-20-2010

George, Philip

7-30-09 [12-29-09]

50, 51 & 52

12-2010

For personal care products, namely, skin cleansing preparations.

One Human

3,962,477 [77-793,048]

For nonmedicated skin care and skin treatment preparations, namely, skin cleansers, skin lotions, skin creams, skin masks, exfoliants, skin moisturizers, skin toners, facial scrubs, shaving creams, shaving gels, shaving foam.

Cool Heat Listerine

3,962,484 [77-796,351]

Johnson & Johnson

8-4-09 [12-22-09]

50, 51 & 52

12-4-2009

Owner of U.S. Reg. Nos. 85,150, 3,218,073 and 3,218,074. For nonmedicated breath fresheners, namely, oral care strips.

Supre Tan

3,962,536 [77-810,434]

Supre

8-21-09 [7-27-10]

50, 51 & 52

8-21-2009

Owner of U.S. Reg. No. 1,969,818. No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “tan” apart from the mark as shown. For skin care products, namely, indoor and outdoor suntanning preparations, sunless tanning preparations, bath and shower gels and skin moisturizers.

Ancient Serum

3,962,548 [77-814,835]

Bubbles

8-28-09 [7-20-10]

50, 51 & 52

10-1-2009

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “serum” apart from the mark as shown. For hair care products, namely, shampoos, conditioners and styling preparations and skin creams and body lotions.

Lisa Ashley L.A. Girlfriend

3,962,581 [77-824,225]

Lisa Ashley

9-10-09 [2-9-10]

50, 51 & 52

9-22-2010

The name(s), portrait(s) and/or signature(s) shown in the mark identifies “Lisa Ashley,” whose consent(s) to register is made of record. For skin cleanser, skin moisturizer, nonmedicated skin blemish treatment cream and tinted lip balm.

Microgrip Technology

3,962,591 [77-827,604]

Henkel

9-16-09 [8-10-10]

50, 51 & 52

5-5-2010

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “technology” apart from the mark as shown. For hair styling preparations.

Water Armor

3,962,610 [77-832,423]

Signal Investment and Management

9-22-09 [1-5-10]

50, 51 & 52

11-1-2010

For sunscreen preparations; sunblock preparations; chemical ingredients which enhance sunscreen protection, sold as an integral component of sunblocks and sunscreens.

Blemisheal Technology

3,962,637 [77-845,096]

Revlon Consumer Products

10-9-09 [6-1-10]

50, 51 & 52

2-7-2011

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “blemish heal” apart from the mark as shown. For cosmetics; makeup.

Ardor

3,962,640 [77-846,376]

YZY

10-12-09 [2-16-10]

50, 51 & 52

2-15-2011

For colognes, perfumes and cosmetics; eau de toilette and eau de cologne; perfumes and colognes; perfumes, aftershaves and colognes.

Sulwhasoo

3,962,642 [77-847,373]

Amorepacific

10-13-09 [8-3-10]

50, 51 & 52

5-1-1997

Owner of U.S. Reg. No. 2,764,970. The wording “sulwhasoo” has no meaning in a foreign language. For skin lotions, foundation creams, eye creams; cosmetic nourishing creams; cosmetic skin fresheners; makeup powder; cosmetics; cosmetic creams for skin care; shampoos; dentifrices.

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Product Name

M.D. Organi (Stylized) & Design

Trademark No./ [Serial No.]

3,962,654 [77-851,246]

Company

Tobi B. Greene

Filed Date [Published]

10-18-09 [5-25-10]

Class Nos.

First Use Date

50, 51 & 52

2-15-2011

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “organics” apart from the mark as shown. The mark consists of the wording “M.D. Organix,” with the word “organix” stippled and the letter “x” as a modification of a breast cancer ribbon. For after-sun creams; anti-aging cream; anti-wrinkle creams; aromatherapy body care products, namely, body lotion, shower gel, cuticle cream, shampoo, conditioner, nonmedicated lip balm, soap, body polish, body and foot scrub and nonmedicated foot cream; beauty creams; beauty creams for body care; body cream; body cream soap; body creams; cleansing creams; cosmetic creams; cosmetic creams for skin care; cosmetic preparations, namely, firming creams; exfoliant creams; eye cream; face and body beauty creams; face and body creams; face creams; face creams for cosmetic use; hand creams; lip cream; massage creams; moisturizing creams; natural cocoa butter-based personal care products, namely, body lotion, shower gel, soap, body polish, body and foot scrub and nonmedicated skin creams; night cream; nonmedicated foot cream; nonmedicated skin care preparations, namely, creams, lotions, gels, toners, cleaners and peels; nonmedicated skin creams; scented body lotions and creams; skin cleansing cream; skin conditioning creams for cosmetic purposes; skin creams; skin creams in liquid and in solid form; sunscreen creams; vanishing cream; all of the foregoing made in substantial part of organic materials.

Butter Whip Coil Cream

3,962,714 [77-871,905]

L’Oréal USA

11-13-09 [2-2-10]

50, 51 & 52

12-1-2010

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “butter” and “coil cream” apart from the mark as shown. For hair care preparation.

Beach Clay

3,962,730 [77-882,228]

L’Oréal USA

11-30-09 [2-2-10]

50, 51 & 52

3-1-2011

Owner of U.S. Reg. Nos. 3,293,892 and 3,424,381. No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “clay” apart from the mark as shown. For hair styling preparation.

Sumita Beauty

3,962,733 [77-882,555]

Ziba IP Holdings

11-30-09 [8-17-10]

50, 51 & 52

12-15-2010

Owner of U.S. Reg. No. 3,248,462. No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “beauty” apart from the mark as shown. For beauty salon products, namely, nonmedicated toiletries, cosmetics, fragrances and beauty preparations, namely, makeup kits comprising foundation makeup, eyeshadows, eyeliner pencils, lipstick, eye makeup, facial makeup, foundation makeup, lipstick and artificial eyelashes; face packs, namely, facial beauty masks, theatrical makeup, nail polish, foundation makeup, face powder, mascara, lip gloss, eyeliner, blush, rouge, eyeshadow, eyebrow pencil; nail care preparations, namely, nail hardener, nail conditioner, nail polish basecoat and topcoat, nail polish remover, nail cream, nail enamel and false nails; hair and body shampoo, hair conditioner, hair mousse, scalp conditioner, hair rinses, hair gel, skin cleansing cream, facial, hand and body creams, lotions and moisturizers, bubble bath, bath oil, bath salts, bath and body gels, shower gel, bath and baby powder, facial scrubs, facial beauty masks, talcum powder, perfume, cologne, toilet water, aftershave, shaving cream, shaving balm, shaving gel, bar body soap, liquid body soap, deodorant soap, body oil, breath freshener; hair bleaching preparations, hair lighteners, eye cream, night cream, hair lotions, skin toners, tooth gel, mouthwash, toothpaste, nonmedicated lip balm, massage oil, premoistened cosmetic towelettes, sunblock and sunscreen creams and lotions.

Coy

3,962,747 [77-885,618]

Coy Products

12-3-09 [10-12-10]

50, 51 & 52

11-2009

3,962,764 [77-888,845]

L’Oréal USA

12-8-09 [2-9-10]

50, 51 & 52

8-2010

3,962,765 [77-889,337]

McConnell, Gloria

12-9-09 [5-11-10]

50, 51 & 52

3-23-2010

For shampoos; conditioners; hair styling creams and sprays.

Thermo Glide For hair styling preparation.

Stem Cellutrition

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “stem” apart from the mark as shown. For beauty creams for body care; beauty lotions; beauty serums; body and beauty care cosmetics; cosmetic creams for skin care.

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Romancing The Divine (Stylized) & Design

Elsevier Business Intelligence

Trademark No./ [Serial No.]

3,962,791 [77-898,626]

Company

Stillman, Allison

Filed Date [Published]

12-21-09 [5-18-10]

Class Nos.

First Use Date

50, 51 & 52

6-1-2009

The color(s) red, blue, green, pink is/are claimed as a feature of the mark. The mark consists of the wording “romancing the divine” in the color blue and the design element of red and pink roses with green leaves and stems. For aromatherapy oils.

Cashmere Wear

3,962,805 [77-903,148]

Physicians Formula

12-30-09 [4-27-10]

50, 51 & 52

11-23-2010

Physicians Formula

12-30-09 [6-29-10]

50, 51 & 52

12-6-2010

L’Oréal USA

1-4-10 [3-30-10]

50, 51 & 52

12-2010

Owner of U.S. Reg. Nos. 3,164,117 and 3,454,574. For cosmetics.

Happy Booster

3,962,806 [77-903,165]

Owner of U.S. Reg. No. 3,737,835. For cosmetics.

Feather Whipped Curl Cream

3,962,812 [77-904,565]

Owner of U.S. Reg. Nos. 2,760,406 and 3,373,586. No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “curl cream” apart from the mark as shown.

For hair styling preparation.

Chilly Winter Cheeks

3,962,856 [77-917,512]

Stephanie Giordano

1-22-10 [7-13-10]

50, 51 & 52

3-2-2011

2-8-10 [8-3-10]

50, 51 & 52

5-14-2010

For sunscreen lotions; nonmedicated moisturizing lotions for the skin.

Olive Miracle

3,962,911 [77-930,163]

Strength of Nature

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “olive” apart from the mark as shown. For hair care preparations containing olive oil.

Barefoot Butter

3,962,977 [77-942,621]

Essentially Basic

2-23-10 [7-20-10]

50, 51 & 52

3-1-2010

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “butter” apart from the mark as shown. For nonmedicated cream for dry cracked heels.

100% Sexy Couture

3,963,067 [77-952,262]

Jhony USA

3-5-10 [8-3-10]

50, 51 & 52

3-28-2011

3-5-10 [7-27-10]

50, 51 & 52

9-2010

3-8-10 [8-3-10]

50, 51 & 52

2-28-2011

Owner of U.S. Reg. No. 3,773,308. For fragrances and perfumery; fragrances for personal use; perfume.

Starluxe

3,963,068 [77-952,268]

Jhony USA

For fragrances and perfumery; fragrances for personal use; perfume.

Syllaya

3,963,072 [77-952,968]

Chotard, Sylvie Delpy

For aromatherapy oil; cosmetic preparations for body care; cosmetic preparations for skin renewal; essential oils for personal use.

Fruitsource

3,963,127 [77-959,365]

Advanced Ingredients

3-15-10 [8-3-10]

50, 51 & 52

3-22-2011

Owner of U.S. Reg. No. 1,795,173. For cosmetics.

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Product Name

Truly Pink

Trademark No./ [Serial No.]

3,963,300 [78-943,988]

Company

Coty

Filed Date [Published]

8-3-06 [2-20-07]

Class Nos.

First Use Date

50, 51 & 52

1-1-2007

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “pink” apart from the mark as shown. For perfumery, namely, perfume, cologne, scented soaps, eau de toilette; beauty care preparations, namely, skin and body creams, lotions, cleansers, toners and moisturizers; body wash, shower gel and bubble bath.

Playmaker

3,963,317 [85-003,000]

Procter & Gamble

3-31-10 [8-10-10]

50, 51 & 52

2-14-2011

Keralage

4-1-10 [8-24-10]

50, 51 & 52

2-28-2011

4-10-10 [9-7-10]

50, 51 & 52

2-11-2011

For body wash; antiperspirants and deodorants.

Healthy Hair Begins Here

3,963,325 [85-004,663]

For hair care preparations; nonmedicated hair treatment preparations for cosmetic purposes.

Infusion Essentials

3,963,367 [85-011,212]

Martin, Ricardos.

For face and body creams; face and body lotions; hair care lotions; hair care preparations; hair oils; hair shampoos and conditioners.

My Foxy Hair Needs Fixing!

3,963,417 [85-025,221]

Renpure

4-28-10 [9-28-10]

50, 51 & 52

12-15-2010

Renpure

4-28-10 [9-28-10]

50, 51 & 52

12-15-2010

Renpure

4-28-10 [9-28-10]

50, 51 & 52

12-15-2010

Coty Germany

5-6-10 [9-21-10]

50, 51 & 52

1-31-2011

He, Bing Rong

5-25-10 [11-16-10]

50, 51 & 52

11-25-2009

For hair care preparations; hair shampoos and conditioners.

My Stylin’ Hair Needs Strength!

3,963,418 [85-025,227]

For hair care preparations; hair shampoos and conditioners.

My Savvy Hair Needs Sleek!

3,963,419 [85-025,238]

For hair care preparations; hair shampoos and conditioners.

Play It Sexy

3,963,446 [85-032,104]

For cosmetics, perfumery, essential oils, soaps.

La Bornita Switzerland Element (Stylized)

3,963,511 [85-047,349]

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “Switzerland” apart from the mark as shown. The English translation of “la bornita” in the mark is “bornite.” For skin care products, namely, cosmetic creams for skin care, body lotions, skin moisturizer, skin toners, astringents for cosmetic purposes, skin cleansing cream, skin cleansing lotion, bar soap, liquid soap, shower and bath gel, foundations, blush, face powder, facial concealer, eyeliner, eyebrow pencils, eyeshadows, mascaras, lipsticks, lipliner, nail enamels, perfume, deodorants and antiperspirants.

Golden Liquid Bath Soap By U.C.A.N (Stylized) & Design

3,963,534 [85-054,460]

Oriaku, Nkechinyere & Egwu, Chetachi & Egwu, Adele

6-3-10 [10-26-10]

50, 51 & 52

6-1-2010

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “golden liquid bath soap” apart from the mark as shown. The color(s) gold, black, yellow, brown, cream, white, green and tan is/are claimed as a feature of the mark. The mark consists of the wording “golden” in the color gold and “liquid bath soap by u.c.a.n” all in the color black on a yellow band. Behind the yellow band appears a brown wooden bowl, a cream colored stone and a white twisted towel on a green leaf featuring drops of water all laying upon a tan colored mat. For bath soaps in liquid, solid or gel form.

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Noz-Eez

Elsevier Business Intelligence

Trademark No./ [Serial No.]

3,963,548 [85-060,198]

Company

Unico Internatl. Trading

Filed Date [Published]

6-11-10 [11-16-10]

Class Nos.

First Use Date

50, 51 & 52

1-18-2011

For disposable wipes impregnated with cleansing chemicals or compounds for personal hygiene and nasal care.

Ouch-Eez

3,963,549 [85-060,201]

Unico Internatl. Trading

6-11-10 [11-16-10]

50, 51 & 52

1-18-2011

50, 51 & 52

12-22-2010

For disposable wipes impregnated with cleansing chemicals or compounds for personal hygiene.

Polish Bond

3,963,550 [85-060,324]

Orly Internatl.

6-11-10 [11-30-10]

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “polish” apart from the mark as shown. For nail care preparations, excluding adhesives for artificial nails.

Chip Guard

3,963,551 [85-060,329]

Orly Internatl.

6-11-10 [11-30-10]

50, 51 & 52

12-22-2010

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “chip” apart from the mark as shown. For nail care preparations.

Snap Dry

3,963,552 [85-060,346]

Orly Internatl.

6-11-10 [11-30-10]

50, 51 & 52

12-22-2010

Owner of U.S. Reg. No. 1,697,306. No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “dry” apart from the mark as shown. For nail care preparations.

Bottom Top

3,963,553 [85-060,361]

Orly Internatl.

6-11-10 [11-9-10]

50, 51 & 52

12-22-2010

Orly Internatl.

6-11-10 [11-30-10]

50, 51 & 52

12-22-2010

Owner of U.S. Reg. No. 2,886,184. For nail care preparations.

Color Care

3,963,554 [85-060,374]

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “color” apart from the mark as shown. For nail care preparations.

Healthy-Gloss 5

3,963,593 [85-071,439]

L’Oréal USA

6-25-10 [8-24-10]

50, 51 & 52

1-2011

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “healthy gloss” apart from the mark as shown. For hair care preparations, nonmedicated hair treatment preparations and hair relaxers.

Grow Aid

3,963,610 [85-074,582]

Orly Internatl.

6-30-10 [11-9-10]

50, 51 & 52

12-22-2010

The Seaweed Bath co. Fighting Flaking and 3,963,614 Scaling Skin Naturally (Stylized) & Design [85-076,450]

Seaweed Bath

7-1-10 [10-19-10]

50, 51 & 52

7-1-2010

For nail care preparations.

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “the seaweed bath” and “fighting flaking and scaling skin naturally” apart from the mark as shown.

The mark consists of the design of a plant under water in a rectangle box with a border and words above “the seaweed batch fighting flaking and scaling skin naturally.” For nonmedicated skin care preparations.

Styling Cocktails

3,963,638 [85-083,719]

Alterna Holdings

7-13-10 [12-21-10]

50, 51 & 52

10-29-2010

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “styling” apart from the mark as shown. For hair care preparations.

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Epibright

Trademark No./ [Serial No.]

Company

Filed Date [Published]

Class Nos.

First Use Date

3,963,691 [85-105,467]

Sisquoc Healthcare

8-11-10 [1-25-11]

50, 51 & 52

1-1-2011

3,963,702 [85-113,378]

Unico Internatl. Trading

8-23-10 [11-16-10]

50, 51 & 52

1-18-2011

For skin lightening creams.

Fever-Eez

For nonmedicated disposable wipes impregnated with cleansing chemicals or compounds for personal hygiene used to produce a cooling effect in relief of body heat.

Spearmint Blast

3,963,711 [85-129,908]

Colgate-Palmolive

9-15-10 [1-11-11]

50, 51 & 52

2-7-2011

Owner of U.S. Reg. No. 2,705,467. No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “spearmint” apart from the mark as shown. For toothpaste.

Effervescent Mint

3,963,712 [85-129,914]

Colgate-Palmolive

9-15-10 [1-11-11]

50, 51 & 52

2-7-2011

50, 51 & 52

5-13-2010

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “mint” apart from the mark as shown. For toothpaste.

Handynaps

3,963,713 [85-133,348]

Diamond Wipes Internatl.

9-20-10 [2-1-11]

For disposable wipes impregnated with cleansing chemicals or compounds for personal hygiene; disposable wipes impregnated with cleansing compounds for use on skin; wipes impregnated with a skin cleanser.

Geogirl

3,963,721 [85-975,129]

Pacific World

5-6-10 [9-28-10]

50, 51 & 52

2-2011

For face powder; tinted moisturizer for the face; concealer for the face; facial shimmer powder; eyebrow gel.

Marks Registered Under Section 1(d) in More Than One Class The following marks have been registered on the principal register pursuant to the intent-to-use provisions of Section 1(d) of the Trademark Act of 1946, as amended.

Select trademark lists have been condensed.

Celluspa

3,962,045 [77-210,095]

Hico

6-19-07 [12-4-07]

50, 51 & 52

2-25-2011

50, 51 & 52

6-22-2007

For cosmetic products, namely, skin cleansing creams, cellulite reducing lotions and skin lotion.

Kikadoju

3,962,072 [77-253,107]

Stawitz, Nancy

8-11-07 [3-25-08]

The wording “kikadoju” has no meaning in a foreign language. For essential oils for personal use, namely, perfumed oils and aromatherapy oils; massage oils; body oils; perfumery; nonmedicated hand salves; hand balms; hand lotions; bath and shower products, namely, bath soaps in liquid, solid or gel form and bath salts; foot scrubs; exfoliants for skin; body scrubs; facial scrubs; soaps, namely, bar soaps, bath soaps, hand soaps, soaps for body care and perfumed soaps; massage lubricants, namely, massage lotions; lip balms.

Iampur

3,962,139 [77-440,964]

Avaria Health & Beauty

4-5-08 [6-29-10]

50, 51 & 52

9-2010

Priority claimed under Sec. 44(d) on Canada Application No. 1388993, filed 3-27-2008, Reg. No. TMA760,689, dated 3-3-2010, expires 3-3-2025. For cosmetic products, namely, hair shampoos; anti-aging products, namely, anti-aging eye gel, anti-aging night time serum for the face, anti-aging day time cream for the face, anti-aging night time cream for the face, skin toner; skin care products, namely, nonmedicated topical scar reducing ointment for the skin, gentle daily facial cleanser, moisturizing body lotion, moisturizing hand lotion; essential oils, namely, essential oil for topical skin moisturizing and preventing of fine lines and wrinkles.

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3,962,458 [77-785,639]

Company

The Health Co.

Filed Date [Published]

7-21-09 [8-31-10]

Class Nos.

First Use Date

50, 51 & 52

1-9-1999

Priority claimed under Sec. 44(d) on United Kingdom Application No. 2519601, filed 6-26-2009, Reg. No. 008436719, dated 2-1-2010, expires 7-202019. No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “baby”, apart from the mark as shown. For personal care products.

Discus

3,962,614 [77-833,571]

Discus Dental

9-23-09 [8-3-10]

50, 51 & 52

9-21-2009

Owner of U.S. Reg. Nos. 2,127,164, 2,431,601 and others. For dental products, namely, cosmetic tooth whitener, dentifrices, bleaching preparations and tooth whitening kits for cosmetic purposes, dental bleaching gel.

Faces Beautiful

3,962,715 [77-872,032]

Sagel, Gail

11-13-09 [8-3-10]

50, 51 & 52

1-2009

12-7-09 [5-18-10]

50, 51 & 52

2-28-2010

For cosmetics; nonmedicated skin care preparations; hair care preparations.

Soap & Water Everyday

3,962,751 [77-887,291]

Harvest Gifts

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “soap and water” apart from the mark as shown. For body care products, namely, soap, body lotion, hand lotion, body cream, body wash, shower gel, bath foam, body splash and antiperspirant; cosmetics, namely, perfume.

Good Sense

3,962,760 [77-888,522]

Perrigo

12-8-09 [10-5-10]

50, 51 & 52

3-24-2011

2-2-10 [7-20-10]

50, 51 & 52

2-28-2009

Owner of U.S. Reg. Nos. 1,763,914, 3,129,568 and others. For emery boards.

Luminess Tan

3,962,890 [77-925,571]

Luminess

Owner of U.S. Reg. Nos. 3,442,016 and 3,781,522. No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “tan” apart from the mark as shown. For cosmetics, namely, makeup, indoor suntanning preparations; self-tanning preparations; suntanning preparations.

Portico

3,963,241 [77-981,578]

Portico Acquisition

7-17-07 [6-3-08]

50, 51 & 52

12-31-2002

Owner of U.S. Reg. No. 2,641,451. For cosmetic accessories, namely, cotton balls, cotton buds, cotton puffs, cotton sticks, cotton swabs; aromatherapy creams, lotions and oils; shampoos; shampoo-conditioners; hair conditioners; facial cleansers; lip balm; toning lotion and mist, for the face, body and hands; sugar scrub; body butter.

Portico (Stylized)

3,963,242 [77-981,579]

Portico Acquisition

7-17-07 [6-3-08]

50, 51 & 52

12-31-2002

Owner of U.S. Reg. No. 2,641,451. For cosmetic accessories, namely, cotton balls, cotton buds, cotton puffs, cotton sticks, cotton swabs; aromatherapy creams, lotions and oils; shampoos; shampoo-conditioners; hair conditioners; facial cleansers; lip balm; toning lotion and mist, for the face, body and hands; sugar scrub; body butter; nonmedicated bath salts, skin soap, body lotion.

Intenz

3,963,282 [78-455,933]

Amerikal Nutraceutical

7-23-04 [8-10-10]

50, 51 & 52

3-22-2004

5-20-10

50, 51 & 52

9-2007

For cosmetics and beauty products, namely, skin creams, facial masks and skin masks.

Marks Published For Opposition in One Class – Class 3 Select trademark lists have been condensed.

Miscellaneous Design

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[76-703,034]

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Company

Filed Date [Published]

Class Nos.

First Use Date

The color(s) orange, pink and silver is/are claimed as a feature of the mark. The mark consists of a three dimensional configuration of a perfume bottle and cap therefore. The bottle is round and generally short and broad and is colored orange. The cap has a silver base and a pink oval top. The broken line depicting the spray nozzle indicate placement of the mark on the goods and are not part of the mark. Sec. 2(f). For perfumes and colognes.

Duet

[77-197,175]

Nu Radiance

6-4-07

50, 51 & 52

10-2-2001

[77-360,256]

C & L Trading of Miami

12-27-07

50, 51 & 52

–––

For tooth whitening gels.

Xo (Stylized)

For cosmetics, namely, nail polish, nail art lacquer, eye pencils, lip pencil, mascara, eyeshadow, lip gloss, liquid eyeliner.

God’s Gift

[77-826,536]

Compassionate Consultant For Wellness

9-15-09

50, 51 & 52

–––

For body care products, namely, body lotion, body spray, shampoos, conditioners, nonmedicated lip balms, body polishes, soaps, shower gels, face masks, massage oils.

Skin Clarifying Mask (Stylized) & Design

[77-861,698]

Amorepacific

10-30-09

50, 51 & 52

–––

Priority claimed under Sec. 44(d) on Republic of Korea Application No. 40200938511, filed 8-12-2009, Reg. No. 400848338, dated 1-3-2011, expires 1-3-2021. No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “skin clarifying mask” apart from the mark as shown. The mark consists of two-syllable Korean letters followed by two-syllable Chinese letters in parenthesis and two syllable Korean letters in first line and “skin clarifying mask” in second line. The non-Latin characters in the mark transliterate to “ok-yong pack” and this means “jade face pack” in English. For cosmetic masks; cosmetics; massage creams; massage oils; toilet water.

Dr Dermal

[77-867,879]

Dr. Dermal

11-9-09

50, 51 & 52

10-20-2009

The name(s), portrait(s) and/or signature(s) shown in the mark does not identify a particular living individual. For nonmedicated skin care preparations, namely, skin moisturizers, skin lotions, skin exfoliators, gels, cleansers, eye creams and disposable wipes and skin pads impregnated with makeup remover or cleansing compounds.

Ufoam

[77-908,632]

Foamix

1-11-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

Owner of U.S. Reg. No. 3,555,212. For nonmedicated foamable, foam and mousse skin care preparations for use by babies, infants, children, teenagers and/or adults; nonmedicated foamable, foam and mousse care preparations, namely, cosmetics for mucous membranes for use by babies, infants, children, teenagers and/or adults; nonmedicated foamable, foam and mousse body cavity care preparations, namely, vaginal, rectal and ear care preparations in the nature of cosmetics for use by babies, infants, children, teenagers and/or adults; nonmedicated foamable, foam and mousse skin care preparations primarily composed of cosmetics for cleansing the skin; nonmedicated foamable preparations, mousses and foams primarily containing cosmetics, skin conditioners, skin moisturizers, cosmetics featuring pigments, cosmetics featuring dyes, cosmetics featuring antipigmentation agents, cosmetics featuring anti-wrinkle agents, cosmetics featuring anticellulite agents, cosmetics featuring antioxidants, cosmetics featuring lubricating agents, cosmetics featuring warming agents, cosmetics featuring cooling agents, cosmetics featuring fragrances, cosmetics featuring free-radical scavengers, cosmetics in the nature of facial cleansers.

Rohto Hada Labo

[77-925,915]

Rohto Pharmaceutical

2-2-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

Owner of U.S. Reg. Nos. 2,633,109, 3,476,759 and others. No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “hada labo” apart from the mark as shown.

The English translation of “hada” in the mark is “skin.” The English translation of “labo” in the mark is “lab.” The wording “rohto” has no meaning in a foreign language. For soaps; toilet soaps; cosmetic preparations for skin care, namely, creams, lotions, oils, gel, foam, toners and skin serum; hand and face lotions for cosmetic purposes; milks for cosmetic purposes; beauty masks; facial washes; makeup-removing lotions, oils and milks; sunscreen preparations; tissues impregnated with cosmetic lotions; skin whitening cream.

Miscellaneous Design

[79-072,436]

Pacific Creation

4-6-09

50, 51 & 52

–––

Priority date of 10-15-2008 is claimed. Owner of International Registration 1011920 dated 4-6-2009, expires 4-6-2019. The color gray represents outlining and shading and transparent areas appear in white and are not part of the mark the color(s) gold, white, purple, red, pink and green is/are claimed as a feature of the mark. The mark consists of product packaging in the form of a clear three dimensional bottle with multiple curved edges resembling a trefoil with four leaves. The outer edges of the bottle are highlighted in gold. The cylindrical sprayer cap is depicted in gold and a white and purple polka dotted scarf picturing a red and pink flower on a green stem is tied to the neck of the bottle. The pump stem is clear. The shape of the sprayer cap and pumpstem inside the bottle are not claimed as features of the mark. For perfumery, essential oils, deodorants for personal use (perfumery; perfumes, toilet water, scented water.

Chuleevandevi (Stylized) & Design

[79-086,276]

Chuleevandevi

4-15-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

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First Use Date

Owner of International Registration 1048207 dated 4-15-2010, expires 4-15-2020. The color(s) gold and deep red is/are claimed as a feature of the mark. The mark consists of the following: the deep red wording “chuleevandevi” and a gold design of two stylized hands forming a tuliplike design. The wording “chuleevandevi” has no meaning in a foreign language. For bleaching preparations and soap for laundry use; cleaning preparations; polishing preparations; scouring and abrasive preparations; soap; perfumery; essential oils; cosmetics, hair lotions; dentifrices.

Burberry

[79-087,223]

Burberry

5-20-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

Priority date of 5-4-2010 is claimed. Owner of International Registration 1050774 dated 5-20-2010, expires 5-20-2020. Owner of U.S. Reg. Nos. 2,875,336, 3,202,484 and others. For cosmetics; aftershave preparations; nonmedicated preparations for the bath and shower; cosmetic preparations for body care; nonmedicated skin care preparations; nail care preparations; false nails; incense; decorative transfers for cosmetic purposes; baby skin creams, lotions, shampoos.

Frandy (Stylized) & Design

[79-088,348]

Wang Lin

9-14-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

Owner of International Registration 1053903 dated 9-14-2010, expires 9-14-2020. The mark consists of the stylized wording “frandy” with a design of a heart shaped angel, forming a design as part of the letter “f..” For perfumes; shampoos; facial washing milk; bath lotion; dentifrices; cosmetics; hair spray; cakes of soap; hair conditioner; antimicrobial hand lotion.

L’Occitane Mon Huile Nature

[79-088,955]

L’Occitane

9-24-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

Priority date of 4-28-2010 is claimed. Owner of International Registration 1055570 dated 9-24-2010, expires 9-24-2020. Owner of U.S. Reg. Nos. 2,021,793 and 3,838,040. No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “huile nature” apart from the mark as shown. The wording “l’occitane” alone has no English translation but the English translation of “l’occitane mon huile nature” in the mark is “l’occitane my natural oil.” For essential oils; cosmetics; hair lotions; oils for cosmetic use; oils for perfumes and scents; cosmetic preparations for baths; shampoos, shower gel; cosmetic preparations for skin care; cosmetic creams; cosmetic pencils; makeup and makeup removing preparations; lotions for cosmetic use; nonmedicated toiletries; cosmetic preparations for slimming purposes; cosmetic sunscreen preparations; sunblock preparations.

Alcazar

[79-089,481]

Parfums Ted Lapidus

10-11-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

Priority date of 4-15-2010 is claimed. Owner of International Registration 1056961 dated 10-11-2010, expires 10-11-2020. For perfumery, namely, perfumes and eaux de toilette; beauty products in the nature of cosmetics, namely, blusher, eyeshadow, foundations, face and beauty masks, lipsticks, nail varnish, nail varnish removing preparations; lotions, namely, facial lotion, eye lotions, body lotions, bathing lotions, hand lotions and aftershave lotions; makeup removing creams and other makeup removing preparations, namely, makeup removing milks, gels, lotions and creams; toiletry products, namely, shampoos, bath salts, bath and shower gels, foam baths, essential oils, cosmetics, hair lotions; shaving mousses, creams and soaps; aftershave balms and lotions; dentifrices; cosmetic sun products excluding sunburn preparations for pharmaceutical purposes, namely, suncreams, sun-protecting, suntanning lotions, sunprotecting, suntanning milks and sun-protecting, suntanning oils; selftanning creams, products for tanning the skin, namely, suntan creams, suntan oils for cosmetic purposes; nonmedical cosmetic preparations for skin, body, face, eye, lip, neck, bust, hand, leg and feet care; antiwrinkle creams; nonmedical revitalizing and toning cosmetic creams and lotions, hydrating cosmetic creams and lotions, cosmetic scrubs in the form of creams for the body, face, hands, feet; cosmetic lotions, creams, skin, body and hair gels and cosmetic fluids in the nature of body lotions, milks and sprays for slimming purposes; body deodorants.

Li’ Tya (Stylized) & Design

[79-090,448]

Heron Cosmetics

5-19-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

Owner of International Registration 0949803 dated 12-11-2007, expires 12-11-2017. The mark consists of the word “li’tya” with a spiral circle design above the word. The English translation of the foreign word(s) in the mark is: “of the earth.” For spa products, namely, nonmedicated skin care preparations, skin creams and lotions; cosmetic creams for skin care; lotion for the skin.

Technico-Flor

[79-092,918]

Technico-Flor

12-27-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

50, 51 & 52

–––

Owner of International Registration 1066069 dated 12-27-2010, expires 12-27-2020. For perfumery, cosmetics.

Spotderm

[79-093,265]

Laboratoire De DermoCosmetique Animale

1-11-11

Priority date of 7-15-2010 is claimed. Owner of International Registration 1066932 dated 1-11-2011, expires 1-11-2021. For soap for personal use, soap for toiletry use, namely, soaps for the skin of animals; cleansing gels and lotions for the face and body; perfumery; cosmetics, namely, skin care preparations for animals; essential oils for cosmetic purposes; lotions for animal hair; shampoos for household pets; lotions for the skin of animals; foams for animal hair; emulsions for hydrating the skin of animals; creams for hydrating the skin of animals; cleansing cosmetic products in the form of creams, lotions and emulsions for animals.

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Trademark No./ [Serial No.]

Just Different

[79-094,436]

Company

Hugo Boss Trade Mark Management

Filed Date [Published]

Class Nos.

First Use Date

12-30-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

Priority date of 7-1-2010 is claimed. Owner of International Registration 1069374 dated 12-30-2010, expires 12-30-2020. For eau de toilette, aftershave lotions, aftershave balms, shower gels and deodorants for personal use.

Esther Hadassah (Stylized) & Design

[85-034,953]

Esther Hadassah, Cosmetics Internatl.

5-11-10

50, 51 & 52

8-7-2008

The mark consists of a flower with the wording “esther hadassah” to the left. The English translation of the word “hadassah” in the mark is “esther.” For cosmetic creams for skin care; cosmetic masks; cosmetic pencils; cosmetics and makeup; cosmetics in general, including perfumes.

W Wondeux Thewonderbar (Stylized) & Design

[85-045,287]

Wondeux Internatl.

5-21-10

50, 51 & 52

5-8-2010

The mark consists of a logo with a script “w” with the word “wondeux” centered below it, all surrounded by a cloverleaf design, all further surrounded by a circle design, accompanied by the wording “thewonderbar.” The wording “wondeux” has no meaning in a foreign language. For soaps; antiperspirant soap; deodorant soap; disinfectant soap; medicated soap; lotions for cosmetic purposes; makeup removing preparations; perfumery; essential oils; cosmetics; hair lotions; aftershave lotions; cosmetic preparations for baths; beauty masks.

Prolin (Stylized) & Design

[85-045,594]

Cosway

5-21-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

The mark consists of the term “prolin” underneath a flower design. For aromatic preparations, namely, cream, lotion; beauty masks; cosmetics; skin creams; deodorants for personal use; depilatories; hair colorants; hair dyes; hair lotions; lavender cologne water; lipsticks; lotions for skin, hair waving; nail polish; eyeshadows; blushers; liquid foundations; loose powders; mascaras; lip gloss; compact powders; makeup-removing preparations; cleansing milk; oils for skin care; perfumes and scents; cosmetic pencils; body talcum powder; shampoos; soaps; nonmedicated toiletries; cosmetic preparations in the nature of gels for slimming purposes; and bath salts.

Dc (Stylized) & Design

[85-045,600]

Cosway

5-21-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

The mark consists of the stylized letters “dc.” For aromatics preparations, namely, cream, lotion; beauty masks; cosmetics; skin creams; deodorants for personal use; depilatories; hair colorants; hair dyes; hair lotions; lavender cologne water; lipsticks; lotions for skin, hair waving; nail polish; eyeshadows; blushers; liquid foundations; loose powders; mascaras; lip gloss; compact powders; makeup removing preparations; cleansing milk; oils for skin care; perfumes and scents; cosmetic pencils; body talcum powder; shampoos; soaps; nonmedicated toiletries; cosmetics preparations in the nature of gels for slimming purposes; and bath salts.

Chaca Chaca

[85-045,642]

Alvarez, Nancy

5-22-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

The wording “chaca chaca” has no meaning in a foreign language. For cosmetics; soaps; perfumery, essential oils, cosmetics, hair lotions and dentifrices for consumers.

Gray Target Technology

[85-046,996]

Combe

5-25-10

50, 51 & 52

3-12-2010

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “gray target” apart from the mark as shown. For cosmetics, namely, coloring preparations for hair.

Mark Birley

[85-050,292]

Mark Birley Holdings

5-28-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

The name(s), portrait(s) and/or signature(s) shown in the mark does not identify a particular living individual. For eye-masks filled with lavender or other herbs, flowers or plants; beauty masks; perfumes; toilet waters; eau de cologne; perfume oils; aromatherapy oils and products, namely, essential oils for aromatherapy use; massage oils; nonmedicated massage preparations, namely, massage creams, massage oils and massage lotions; extracts of flowers sold as components of cosmetics; breath freshening preparations, namely, breath freshener; perfuming preparations for the atmosphere, namely, air fresheners; soaps as personal care products for personal use; body washes; nonmedicated toilet preparations; nonmedicated toilet preparations produced from essential oils; preparations for the care of hair, skin, scalp, face and nails, namely, lip balms; toners; hair, skin, scalp, face and nail moisturizers; shampoos; conditioners; creams and lotions for removing makeup; suntanning preparations; sun-screening preparations; deodorants and antiperspirants; body sprays; bath and shower products, namely, foam bath, bath salts, bath oil, shower gel; depilatory preparations; shaving preparations; aftershave preparations; cosmetics; tissues and wipes impregnated with nonmedicated toilet preparations; cotton wool for cosmetic purposes and cotton wool buds; cleaning preparations for household use; medicated bath and toilet preparations.

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First Use Date

Digital Capture Inks

[85-050,754]

Cine-Makeup

5-28-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

50, 51 & 52

–––

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “digital capture” apart from the mark as shown. For makeup.

Nature’s Makeup (Stylized)

[85-056,414]

Hedaya Home Fashions

6-7-10

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “makeup” apart from the mark as shown. The mark consists of the wording “nature’s makeup” in stylized font. For cosmetics; cosmetics and makeup.

Derma-Lac

[85-059,211]

Environ Skin Care (Proprietary)

6-10-10

50, 51 & 52

9-14-1994

For lotions for use on human skin, especially sun damaged or congested skin to assist in softening and smoothing the skin.

Straight & Glossy

[85-065,184]

Henkel

6-17-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

[85-072,844]

Kao Kabushiki Kaisha

6-28-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

For hair styling preparations.

Graceor (Stylized) & Design

Owner of Japan Reg. No. 4947779, dated 4-28-2006, expires 4-28-2016. The mark consists of Japanese characters over the term “graceor.” The non-Latin characters in the mark transliterate to “graceor,” and this has no meaning in a foreign language. For cosmetics, namely, face cream, skin cream, facial masks, skin lotion, face milk, face lotions, lip cream, makeup foundation; skin cleaning preparations, namely, cosmetic soaps and soaps for personal use; skin whitening preparations; face powder; bath powder; eye makeup; eyeliner; mascara; eyebrow pencils; lipsticks; blusher; sunscreen preparations, namely, creams and lotions; nail polish; cuticle cream; bath oils and salts; bubble bath; hair care preparations, namely, shampoo, rinse, conditioner, lotion, creams, dye, gel, mousse and spray; perfumery, namely, perfume, eau de cologne; eau de toilette; cotton balls for cosmetic purposes.

Withoutwater

[85-078,886]

Arnold, Michael

7-6-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

For breath freshener; breath freshening sprays; cosmetic preparations for the care of mouth and teeth; nonmedicated mouthrinse; tooth powder.

Pendleton Round-Up

[85-085,903]

Round Up Association

7-15-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

7-22-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

Owner of U.S. Reg. Nos. 1,286,511 and 2,161,540. Sec. 2(f) as to “pendleton.” For fragrances.

With Or Without Water

[85-090,756]

Arnold, Michael

For breath freshener; cosmetic preparations for the care of mouth and teeth; nonmedicated mouthwash and rinse; tooth cleaning preparations; tooth whitening preparations.

Miracules Complex

[85-125,950]

Fusion Brands internatl.

9-9-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “complex” apart from the mark as shown. For cosmetics; nonmedicated skin care preparations.

Bazjian Beauty

[85-127,475]

Ross, Tanya

9-10-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “beauty” apart from the mark as shown. For anti-aging cream; aromatic essential oils; bath oils and bath salts; bath soaps in liquid, solid or gel form; beauty creams for body care; body butter; body lotion; body masks; body scrub; bubble bath; cosmetic creams for skin care; face and body creams; facial cleansers; hand creams; night cream; nonmedicated foot cream; skin masks; skin toners.

Ultra Masculine Skincare

[85-130,312]

Chen, Candace

9-15-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “masculine skin care” apart from the mark as shown. For aftershave balms; beauty serums; skin cleansers; skin moisturizer; sunscreen.

Francky L’Official Hair Show

[85-148,244]

Hair Show

10-8-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “hair” apart from the mark as shown. The name(s), portrait(s) and/or signature(s) shown in the mark identifies “Francky L’Official,” whose consent(s) to register is made of record. For hair conditioners; hair gels; hair mousses; hair styling spray; nonmedicated hair serums; nonmedicated hair treatment preparations for cosmetic purposes; shampoos.

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Company

Filed Date [Published]

Class Nos.

First Use Date

Youth Time

[85-148,403]

Guinot

10-8-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

Priority claimed under Sec. 44(d) on France Application No. 10/3770759, filed 9-30-2010, Reg. No. 10/3770759, dated 3-3-2011, expires 9-30-2020. For beauty creams; body creams; essential oils for aromatherapy use; face creams; fragrances; hair care preparations; hair lotions; makeup; perfume; skin creams; skin soap; soaps for body care.

Instanté

[85-159,389]

Value Marketing

10-22-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

The wording “instante´ “ has no meaning in a foreign language, “instante” without the accent means “instant.” For anti-wrinkle creams; cosmetics and cosmetic preparations; eye cream; moisturizing preparations for the skin; wrinkle-removing skin care preparations; wrinkleminimizing cosmetic preparations for topical facial use.

DIANE Diane Von Furstenberg (Stylized) & Design

[85-164,977]

Diane Von Furstenberg Studio

10-29-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

Owner of U.S. Reg. Nos. 2,815,344, 3,787,895 and others. The name(s), portrait(s) and/or signature(s) shown in the mark identifies “Diane Von Furstenberg,” whose consent(s) to register is made of record. The mark consists of the stacked stylized letters “d,” “i,” “a,” “n” and “e” above the stylized words “diane von furstenberg.” For perfumes, eau de parfums, eau de toilette, eau du colognes and cologne.

Sierra Sage

[85-165,916]

Sierra Sage Herbs

11-1-10

50, 51 & 52

9-2007

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “sage” apart from the mark as shown. For nonmedicated herbal body care products, namely, topical creams, salves, balms and ointments.

Ezencia

[85-171,830]

Ezencia

11-8-10

50, 51 & 52

12-12-2007

The wording “ezencia” has no meaning in a foreign language. For essential oils for aromatherapy use; essential oils for use in aromatherapy.

Miscellaneous Design

[85-175,612]

Carolina Herrera

11-12-10

50, 51 & 52

9-15-2010

Owner of U.S. Reg. No. 3,019,083. The color(s) gold is/are claimed as a feature of the mark. The mark consists of product packaging in the form of a gold three dimensional capsule shaped container. For perfumery.

Ava Nature (Stylized) & Design

[85-178,126]

Kleanenvi

11-16-10

50, 51 & 52

4-1-2010

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “nature” apart from the mark as shown. The color(s) off-white, cream, dark-green is/are claimed as a feature of the mark. The mark consists of a cream woman outlined in dark-green and her hands spread out on both sides of her face holding bird-like structures. Her facial features are darkgreen. The woman’s hair is dark green and also outlined to surround her face and her hair in a bun behind her neck-line. An off white fan-like background is behind the woman bordered by fortune cookie shapes along the semi-circle. The semi-circle contains dark green lines from the center to the border that depicts light rays. The wording “ava nature” appears in cream against a dark green background underneath the design of the woman. The wording “ava” has no meaning in a foreign language. For fragranced skin care preparations, namely, shea butter and shea butter based skin cleanser; nonmedicated skin care preparations, namely, shea butter based skin cleanser; shea butter for cosmetic purposes.

Eau De Prep

[85-179,138]

1156662 Fragrances

11-17-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

The English translation of “eau de” in the mark is water of. For body wash; cologne; eau de toilette; fragrances for personal use; perfumery; scented body spray.

Hair Go Straight (Stylized)

[85-185,547]

The Beox Group

11-26-10

50, 51 & 52

1-1-2008

The mark consists of the wording “hair go straight” in stylized form. For hair conditioner; hair shampoo; hair tonic.

Anarchy

[85-185,725]

Unilever Supply Chain

11-28-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

For deodorants for personal use; antiperspirants; shower gels; hair care products, namely, shampoos, conditioners, hair care preparations, hair color.

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Company

Filed Date [Published]

Class Nos.

First Use Date

Luster Canyon (Stylized) & Design

[85-189,680]

Luster Canyon

12-2-10

50, 51 & 52

7-31-2009

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “luster” apart from the mark as shown. The mark consists of an oval with the words “luster canyon” with swirly scrolls on both sides. For 3-in-1 hair shampoos; aftershave balms; antibacterial soap; aromatic body care products, namely, body lotion, shower gel, cuticle cream, shampoo, conditioner, nonmedicated lip balm, soap, body polish, body and foot scrub and nonmedicated foot cream; baby bubble bath; baby lotion; bar soap; bath and shower gels and salts not for medical purposes; bath cream; bath lotion; bath soaps; bath soaps in liquid, solid or gel form; bathing lotions; beauty soap; body butter; body cream; body cream soap; body lotion; body scrub; body sprays; bubble bath; cakes of toilet soap; cleaning, washing and polishing preparations; cocoa butter for cosmetic purposes; cosmetic creams; cosmetic hand creams; cosmetic soaps; cream soaps; deodorant soap; disinfectant soaps; disinfecting perfumed soaps; eye cream; face and body creams; face and body lotions; face creams; face creams for cosmetic use; facial cream; facial scrubs; foot scrubs; hair care creams; hair care lotions; hair conditioner; hair creams; hair gel; hair gel and hair mousse; hair lotions; hair rinses; hair shampoo; hair shampoos and conditioners; hair spray; hair sprays and hair gels; hand cleaners; hand cleaning gels; hand cream; hand lotions; hand scrubs; hand soaps; lip balm; liquid bath soaps; liquid soap; liquid soap used in foot bath; liquid soaps for hands and face; liquid soaps for hands, face and body; loofah soaps; lotions for face and body care; medicated soap; natural cocoa butter-based personal care products, namely, body lotion, shower gel, soap, body polish, body and foot scrub and nonmedicated skin creams; nonmedicated balms for use on hand, face, arnica sore muscle, belly, body, lip and foot; nonmedicated bubble bath preparations; nonmedicated feminine hygiene wash; nonmedicated foot cream; nonmedicated herbal body care products, namely, body oils, salves and lip balms; nonmedicated skin care creams and lotions; nonmedicated skin care preparations, namely, creams, lotions, gels, toners, cleaners and peels; perfume; perfumed creams; perfumed soaps; shampoo-conditioners; shampoos; shaving balm; skin and body topical lotions, creams and oils for cosmetic use; skin care preparations, namely, body balm; skin cream; skin creams in liquid and in solid form; skin lotions; skin soap; soaps; soaps for body care; soaps for personal use.

Soliya (Stylized) & Design

[85-194,737]

Soliya Natural Skincare

12-9-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

The color(s) purple is/are claimed as a feature of the mark. The mark consists of the stylized wording “soliya” in purple. For anti-aging creams; aromatic body care products, namely, body lotion, shower gel, cuticle cream, shampoo, conditioner, nonmedicated lip balm, soap, body polish, body and foot scrub and nonmedicated foot cream; beauty creams.

Kerashield

[85-196,133]

Zotos Internatl.

12-13-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

[85-196,145]

Cholayil Private

12-13-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

For hair conditioner; hair shampoo.

Yogved

For soap; disinfectant soap; deodorant soap; shaving soap; cakes of toilet soap; medicated soap; antiperspirant soap; soap for foot perspiration; almond soap; herbal soap; shampoos; hair lotion; nonmedicated toiletries; cleansing milk for toilet purposes; perfumes; perfumes for use in the extracts of flowers sold as components of perfumes; deodorants for personal use; talcum powder, for toilet use; aftershave lotions; dentifrices; cosmetics; petroleum jelly for cosmetic purposes; cosmetic creams; cosmetic dyes, namely, hair dyes; lotions for cosmetic purposes; almond milk for cosmetic purposes; pomades for cosmetic purposes; cosmetic preparations for baths; cosmetic preparations for slimming purposes; astringents for cosmetic purposes; cosmetic preparations for skin care; eyebrow cosmetics; greases for cosmetic purposes; nonmedicated herbal cosmetics and other nonmedicated herbal body care products, namely, body oils and skin soap; essential oils; oils for cosmetic purposes; oils for toilet purposes; essential oils of cedarwood; essential oils of citron; aromatic essential oils; oils for cleaning purposes; bergamot oil; gaultheria oil in the nature of essential oils; jasmine oil for personal use; lavender oil; almond oil for cosmetic purposes; rose oil for cosmetic purposes; essential oils of mint essence; essential oil of terpenes.

Hydraheaven

[85-196,198]

Zotos Internatl.

12-13-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

Johnson & Johnson

12-16-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

Owner of U.S. Reg. No. 3,917,916. For hair conditioners.

Miscellaneous Design

[85-199,693]

The mark consists of a picture of fingers holding a pad over a closed eye and different size water droplets on a rectangular background. For premoistened cosmetic wipes.

Polka Dot Dragonfly

[85-200,714]

Horne, Suzan

12-17-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

[85-203,613]

Escarcega Gomez

12-22-10

50, 51 & 52

11-1-2010

For personal care products.

Frutend’s (Stylized) & Design

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Company

Filed Date [Published]

Class Nos.

First Use Date

The mark consists of the wording “frutend’s” in stylized font, written in two vertical lines with the letters “f,” “u,” “e,” and “d” on the left and the letters “r,” “t,” “n” and “s” on the right. For hair care lotions; hair care preparations; hair conditioner; hair gel; hair glaze; hair styling fixative in the nature of hair wax; hair styling preparations; nonmedicated hair treatment preparations for cosmetic purposes; shampoos; styling gels.

Clutch

[85-205,038]

Abercrombie & Fitch Trading

12-23-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

For aftershave; bath oils; beauty creams; beauty lotions; body and beauty care cosmetics; body creams; body lotions; body oils; body scrub; body spray used as a personal deodorant and as fragrance; body sprays; body wash; deodorants and antiperspirants for personal use; facial scrubs; hair care preparations; hair styling preparations; hand creams; hand lotions; lip balm; lip gloss; makeup; nonmedicated bath preparations; perfume; shaving preparations; soaps for personal use.

Abercrombie Clutch

[85-205,048]

Abercrombie & Fitch Trading

12-23-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

Owner of U.S. Reg. Nos. 3,343,871, 3,484,812 and 3,927,048. For aftershave; bath oils; beauty creams; beauty lotions; body and beauty care cosmetics; body creams; body lotions; body oils; body scrub; body spray used as a personal deodorant and as fragrance; body sprays; body wash; deodorants and antiperspirants for personal use; facial scrubs; hair care preparations; hair styling preparations; hand creams; hand lotions; lip balm; lip gloss; makeup; nonmedicated bath preparations; perfume; shaving preparations; soaps for personal use.

Tradition Du Thé

[85-205,270]

Ebel Internatl.

12-23-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

The English translation of “thé“ in the mark is “tea.” For perfumes, fragrances, cologne, eau de parfum, eau de toilette.

Classy’s (Stylized) & Design

[85-205,316]

Jackson, Steven and Jackson, Guadalupe

12-23-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

The mark consists of the italicized word “classy’s” above a pair of scissors. For hair shampoos and conditioners; hair styling fixative in the nature of hair wax; hair styling gel; hair styling preparations; hair styling spray; styling clay for hair; styling foam for hair; styling gels; styling lotions; styling mousse; styling paste for hair.

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Company

Filed Date [Published]

Class Nos.

First Use Date

High Quality Organics (Stylized) & Design

[85-206,258]

Little, Lahronda

12-27-10

50, 51 & 52

9-1-2010

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “high quality organics” apart from the mark as shown. The color(s) purple and green is/are claimed as a feature of the mark. The mark consists of the term “high quality” in purple above the term “organics” in green with two green leaves coming from the “s” in “organics.” For aromatic body care products, namely, body lotion, shower gel, cuticle cream, shampoo, conditioner, nonmedicated lip balm, soap, body polish, body and foot scrub and nonmedicated foot cream; beauty creams for body care; body and beauty care cosmetics; conditioners; cosmetic creams for skin care; hair care creams; hair care kits comprising nonmedicated hair care preparations, namely, shampoo, conditioner; hair care lotions; hair care preparations; hair care preparations consisting of organic coconut virgin oil and coconut virgin oil; lotions for face and body care; lotions for skin; moisturizing solutions for the skin; nonmedicated balms for use on lips; nonmedicated cleansers for personal use, namely, skin cleansers; nonmedicated cleansers, namely, skin cleanser; nonmedicated cosmetic skin care preparations consisting of organic coconut virgin oil and coconut virgin oil; nonmedicated herbal body care products, namely, body oils, salves and lip balms; nonmedicated herbal body care products, namely, body oils with herbal essential oils; nonmedicated lip care preparations; nonmedicated preparations all for the care of skin, hair and scalp; nonmedicated skin care creams and lotions; nonmedicated skin cream for general skin rash and irritation resulting from skin shingles; nonmedicated skin creams; skin cleansers; skin cleansing cream; skin conditioners; skin conditioning creams for cosmetic purposes; skin creams; skin creams in liquid and in solid form; skin emollients; skin lotion; skin moisturizer; soaps for body care; all of the aforesaid products being organic.

Lark Beauty & Wellness

[85-207,368]

Lark Beauty and Wellness

12-29-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “beauty and wellness” apart from the mark as shown. For aftershave lotions; aftershave; aftershave creams; aftershave gel; aftershave lotions; after-sun gels; after-sun milks; after-sun oils; aloe vera gel for cosmetic purposes; astringents for cosmetic purposes; bath gel; bath oils for cosmetic purposes; bath powder; beauty creams; beauty creams for body care; beauty gels; beauty lotions; beauty soap; body and beauty care cosmetics; body lotion; body sprays; cleansing creams; colognes, perfumes and cosmetics; coloring preparations for cosmetic purposes; concealers; cosmetic balls; cosmetic bath salts; cosmetic creams; cosmetic creams for skin care; cosmetic hair regrowth inhibiting preparations; cosmetic hand creams; cosmetic masks; cosmetic massage creams; cosmetic milks; cosmetic nourishing creams; cosmetic oils; cosmetic oils for the epidermis; cosmetic pads; cosmetic preparations; cosmetic preparations against sunburn; cosmetic preparat ions for body care; cosmetic preparations for eyelashes; cosmetic preparations for protecting the skin from the sun’s rays; cosmetic preparations for skin care; cosmetic preparations for skin renewal; cosmetic preparations for slimming purposes; cosmetic preparations for the care of mouth and teeth; cosmetic preparations for the hair and scalp; cosmetic preparations, namely, firming creams; cosmetic preparations, namely, firming lotions; cosmetic sun milk lotions; cosmetic sun-protecting preparations; cosmetic suntanning preparations; cosmetic sunscreen preparations; cosmetic suntan lotions; cosmetic suntan preparations; cosmetics; cosmetics and cosmetic preparations; cosmetics and makeup; cosmetics in general, including perfumes; face and body beauty creams; facial beauty masks; facial washes; hair gel and hair mousse; hair gels; massage creams; massage lotions; massage oil; nonmedicated acne treatment preparations; nonmedicated hair treatment preparations for cosmetic purposes; nonmedicated ointments for the prevention and treatment of sunburn; sunscreen creams.

Early Splendor

[85-207,465]

Gene Mikel

12-29-10

50, 51 & 52

3-2-1996

For cosmetics, namely, skin care lotions, skin creams, skin emollients and skin moisturizers; hair shampoo; skin and deodorant soaps all of which contain peat moss or a peat moss derivative as an ingredient.

Bitch Perfumes

[85-207,516]

Daniels, Nikkie

12-29-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “perfumes” apart from the mark as shown. For fragrant perfumes created with multiple scents derived from natural sources.

Cosmetic Skin Solutions (Stylized) & Design

[85-207,539]

Petrillo, Jonathan

12-29-10

50, 51 & 52

9-1-2010

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “cosmetic skin solutions” apart from the mark as shown. For skin care products, namely, topical vitamin c serums, antioxidant serums, facial creams and moisturizers.

Heavenly Goddess Heavenly Hair

[85-207,934]

Athena’s Home Novelties

12-30-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

Owner of U.S. Reg. No. 3,291,803. No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “hair” apart from the mark as shown. For hair conditioners; shampoos.

Nucerity Resurrection

[85-208,811]

Skincerity

1-1-11

50, 51 & 52

–––

Owner of U.S. Reg. No. 3,931,580. For cosmetics.

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Company

Filed Date [Published]

Class Nos.

First Use Date

Bubba’s Butt Soap

[85-209,707]

Todd Eller

1-4-11

50, 51 & 52

3-21-2009

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “butt soap” apart from the mark as shown. For bath soaps; bath soaps in liquid, solid or gel form; skin soap; soaps for body care; soaps for personal use.

Ivy’s Skin Luv

[85-210,503]

Halford, Ivy

1-4-11

50, 51 & 52

3-7-1998

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “skin” apart from the mark as shown. For cosmetic creams for skin care; nonmedicated skin care preparations.

Lash Secrets

[85-210,572]

Pacific World

1-5-11

50, 51 & 52

–––

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “lash” apart from the mark as shown. For adhesives for affixing false eyelashes; artificial eyelashes.

Biolashx3

[85-210,586]

Mana Products

1-5-11

50, 51 & 52

–––

Mana Products

1-5-11

50, 51 & 52

–––

50, 51 & 52

–––

Owner of U.S. Reg. No. 3,674,109. For cosmetics.

Beauty Edit

[85-210,590]

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “beauty” apart from the mark as shown. For cosmetics.

Fast Fashion Beauty FFB (Stylized) & Design

[85-210,591]

Mana Products

1-5-11

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “beauty” apart from the mark as shown. The mark consists of words “fast fashion beauty” and the letters “ffb” and with two arrows pointing to the right. For cosmetics.

Mane Boost (Stylized) & Design

[85-210,593]

Mana Products

1-5-11

50, 51 & 52

–––

The mark consists of the words “mane boost” in stylized lettering with horizontal lines and curved design elements in the background. For hair care preparations.

Vibraease

[85-210,850]

Vibrational Nutrition Research

1-5-11

50, 51 & 52

6-2010

Winning Beauty Supply (U.S.A.)

1-5-11

50, 51 & 52

4-1-1993

For nonmedicated topical oil for the relief of pain.

Vrelain

[85-211,081]

For nonmedicated skin care products, namely, creams, lotions, gels, toners, cleaners, masques, toners, beauty serums, moisturizers, peels, sunscreen oils and creams, body massage creams and gel, topical cream for firming and enhancing breasts; cosmetics, namely, face powder, lipstick, lip gloss, eyebrow pencil, eyeshadow, mascara, blusher, makeup remover, makeup foundation, primer and concealer.

Dr. Brandt Dark Circles Away

[85-211,168]

Cosmetic Dermatology

1-5-11

50, 51 & 52

–––

Owner of U.S. Reg. Nos. 2,913,027, 3,832,920 and others. The name “Dr. Brandt” identifies a living individual whose consent is of record. For skin moisturizers, skin emollients, eye creams and nonmedicated skin serums.

Challenge What’s Possible

[85-211,595]

Procter & Gamble

1-6-11

50, 51 & 52

–––

[85-211,708]

Cellure

1-6-11

50, 51 & 52

–––

For nonmedicated skin care preparations.

Cellure Stem Cell Skin Care (Stylized)

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “stem cell skin care” apart from the mark as shown. For nonmedicated skin care preparations; cosmetic preparations for body care and facial care.

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Company

Filed Date [Published]

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First Use Date

Surface Sun Systems

[85-211,822]

Guy Trotter

1-6-11

50, 51 & 52

–––

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “sun systems” apart from the mark as shown. For sunscreen and lip balm.

Celebration Foundation

[85-211,951]

It Cosmetics

1-6-11

50, 51 & 52

–––

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “foundation” apart from the mark as shown. For cosmetic preparations; cosmetic preparations against sunburn; cosmetic preparations for body care; cosmetic preparations for skin care; cosmetic white face powder; cosmetics; cosmetics and cosmetic preparations; cosmetics and makeup; mineral powder for use in cosmetic body wrap applications; oils for cosmetic purposes; private label cosmetics; skin and body topical lotions, creams and oils for cosmetic use; solid powder for compacts; wrinkle-minimizing cosmetic preparations for topical facial use.

Ready To Wear Longevity

[85-212,001]

Aci

1-6-11

50, 51 & 52

–––

1-7-11

50, 51 & 52

–––

For foundation makeup; foundations; makeup foundations; makeup foundations.

Weave Relief End The Itch (Stylized) & Design

[85-212,774]

Comloc

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “weave relief” apart from the mark as shown. The color(s) aqua blue, black is/are claimed as a feature of the mark. The mark consists of the following: a stylized letter “w” for the lower case word “weave” with a drop icon at the top of the letter “w,” all in aqua blue; the upper case word “relief” in black below that in smaller font; a single aqua blue line separating the word “relief” and the upper case tag line, “end the itch” also in black in smaller font below the line. For nonmedicated preparations all for the care of skin, hair and scalp.

Boomer Cream

[85-212,954]

Hoban, Jeffrey John

1-7-11

50, 51 & 52

1-10-2006

Owner of U.S. Reg. No. 3,772,484. No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “cream” apart from the mark as shown. For massage cream, moisturizing cream, nonmedicated skin cream.

Myaura

[85-213,365]

Ward, Anne

1-7-11

50, 51 & 52

–––

The wording “myaura” has no meaning in a foreign language. For body and beauty care cosmetics; cosmetics and makeup; fragrances and perfumery.

Bath Bar

[85-213,631]

Vogel, Kristina

1-9-11

50, 51 & 52

–––

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “bath” apart from the mark as shown. For skin cleanser, skin toner, skin lotions, skin moisturizer, facial and body muds and masks, bath gels, bath crystals, bath oils, bath salts, bubble bath, body wash, nonmedicated hair and body fragrance mists, bath oils, bath salts, bath fizzies, essential oils and sprays for aromatherapy purposes, hand cream, facial cream, body cream, body moisturizers and lotions, body hands and feet polishers, shaving cream, shaving gels, aftershave lotion, massage cream, massage oil, massage lotion, perfumery; essential oils for personal use, personal care products, namely, eau de cologne, toilet water, namely, perfume, suntanning lotions and oils for the face, suntanning lotions and oils for the body; hair care preparations, shampoo, conditioner; cosmetics, namely, lipstick, lip gloss, lip moisturizer, nonmedicated toiletries; all-purpose cleaning preparations; cosmetic body and face care for men, namely, aftershave lotion and shaving cream.

Solar Bare

[85-213,993]

Polk, John

1-10-11

50, 51 & 52

–––

[85-214,951]

Keith and Jean

1-11-11

50, 51 & 52

–––

For body lotion; sunscreen cream.

Just Bee (Stylized) & Design

The mark consists of an image of a mid flight bee. For cosmetic products, namely, lip balms, body and face lotion, hair gels, hair sprays and cuticle cream.

Bloom It’s A Great Skin Day!

[85-215,492]

Concept Labs

1-11-11

50, 51 & 52

11-12-2010

For cosmetic preparations for skin care; moisturizing preparations for the skin.

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Blackj Ck (Stylized) & Design

[85-216,806]

Company

Revelations Perfume and Cosmetics

Filed Date [Published]

Class Nos.

First Use Date

1-13-11

50, 51 & 52

11-19-2010

Owner of U.S. Reg. No. 3,932,502. The mark consists of a script format of the letters “blackj ck” with a representation of a spade between the letters “j” and “c.” For men’s cologne, aftershave.

Blackj Ck (Stylized) & Design

[85-216,807]

Revelations Perfume & Cosmetics

1-13-11

50, 51 & 52

11-19-2010

Owner of U.S. Reg. No. 3,932,502. The mark consists of a script format of the letters “blackj ck” with a representation of a heart between the letters “j” and “c.” For women’s perfume; cologne; body spray; skin moisturizers; hair care preparations, namely, shampoo; conditioner, cosmetics, namely, compacts; nonmedicated lip care products, namely, lipstick; hair care products, namely, skin care lotions; suntanning and sun care products, namely, suntan lotion, after-sun lotion, sunblock, sunscreen, suntan oil; bath care products, namely, bath beads, bath crystals, bath foam, bath gel, shower gel, bath lotion, bath milk, bath oil, bath powder, bath salts, bubble bath, skin soap, body scrub; body powder; lipstick cases and holders.

Amorepacific Moisture Bound Rejuvenating Eye Treatment Gel (Stylized)

[85-216,957]

Amorepacific

1-13-11

50, 51 & 52

–––

Owner of U.S. Reg. Nos. 3,114,690, 3,152,040 and others. No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “moisture” and “rejuvenating eye treatment gel” apart from the mark as shown. The mark consists of the stylized words “amorepacific moisture bound rejuvenating eye treatment gel.” For cosmetics; cosmetic preparations for skin care; cosmetic gels, namely, eye gels, hair gels and sculpting gels; cosmetic nourishing creams.

Progenator

[85-218,349]

Lifetech Resources

1-14-11

50, 51 & 52

–––

Henkel

1-18-11

50, 51 & 52

–––

For cosmetic hair treatments and conditioners.

Oxigenta

[85-219,585]

Owner of U.S. Reg. No. 701,510. For hair care preparations; hair styling preparations.

Nailuv

[85-220,262]

Bbeautiful

1-18-11

50, 51 & 52

–––

[85-224,352]

L’Oréal USA

1-24-11

50, 51 & 52

–––

For nail polish and nail gel.

Surround Shine

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “shine” apart from the mark as shown. For hair styling preparation.

CK Shocked

[85-234,385]

Calvin Klein Trademark Trust

2-4-11

50, 51 & 52

–––

For eau de toilette, skin moisturizer, body massage oil, body wash, soap, personal deodorant, talc oils for hair conditioning, shampoo, hair gel.

Clearly Corrective

[85-241,703]

L’Oréal USA

2-14-11

50, 51 & 52

–––

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “corrective” apart from the mark as shown. For cosmetics and nonmedicated skin care preparations.

Diarichesse

[85-242,454]

L’Oréal

2-15-11

50, 51 & 52

–––

Priority claimed under Sec. 44(d) on France Application No. 103766423, filed 9-15-2010, Reg. No. 103766423, dated 9-15-2010, expires 9-15-2020. For shampoos; products for hair styling and hair care, namely, gels, mousses, balms, cream, wax, serums, lotions and masks; hair lacquers; hair coloring and hair decolorant preparations; protective coloring preparations for treated hair; permanent waving and curling preparations; essential oils for personal use.

Juicy Girl

[85-246,948]

Juicy Couture

2-19-11

50, 51 & 52

–––

Owner of U.S. Reg. Nos. 3,265,587 and 3,329,779. For bath salts; bath soaps; body cream; body lotion; body oil; body powder; body scrub; body sprays; eau de parfum; eau de toilette; face creams; fragrances; perfume; shower gel.

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Company

Filed Date [Published]

Class Nos.

First Use Date

Dream Bouncy Blush

[85-249,557]

L’Oréal USA

2-23-11

50, 51 & 52

–––

Owner of U.S. Reg. Nos. 2,950,384, 3,696,688 and others. No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “blush” apart from the mark as shown. For cosmetics, namely, blush.

Green Pulse

[85-249,709]

L’Oréal USA

2-23-11

50, 51 & 52

–––

Owner of U.S. Reg. Nos. 3,670,785 and 3,819,052. For hair styling preparations.

Marks Published For Opposition in More Than One Class Select trademark lists have been condensed.

Survive

[76-705,955]

Glolo

1-10-11

50, 51 & 52

–––

[77-389,403]

Organically Grown Group

2-5-08

50, 51 & 52

–––

For perfume.

Organically Grown Kids

Owner of U.S. Reg. No. 2,187,996. No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “kids” apart from the mark as shown. For baby wipes; disposable wipes impregnated with chemicals or compounds for personal use on the body and face, including a moisturizer; disposable wipes for babies and children impregnated with chemicals or compounds for personal use on the body and face, including a moisturizer; premoistened towelettes for use with preparations for cleaning, protecting and moisturizing the body and face; cosmetic pads; premoistened cosmetic towelettes for applying and removing makeup; premoistened cosmetic towelettes; premoistened cosmetic towelette strips for facial cleansing; cotton swabs for cosmetic purposes; all purpose cotton swabs for personal use; nonmedicated premoistened cleansing cosmetic towelettes; absorbent cotton swabs and balls for cosmetic purposes; cotton balls for cosmetic purposes; absorbent all-purpose cotton swabs for personal use; cotton buds for cosmetic use and cotton sticks for cosmetic use; cleaning, polishing, scouring and abrasive preparations; soaps; perfumery; essential oils; cosmetics; hair lotions; preparations for cleaning the teeth; mouthwashes; dentifrices; house mark for cosmetics; cosmetics; body and beauty care cosmetics; baby and children’s health and beauty skin care products, namely, body powders, nonmedicated diaper rash ointments and creams; bedtime body lotion; nonmedicated baby diaper rash creams; baby skin conditioners; baby powders; baby spritzes, namely, scented body spray; bath and body gels; bath beads; bubble baths; bath oil; bath salts; blush; body glitter; body mist; body oil; body scrub; body wash; bronzers; body creams; body mists; body scrubs; body lotions; body oils; body sprays; bath and body powder; bronzing sticks; cold cream; cologne; creams; gels and sprays for the face and body; concealers; cosmetic cleansing creams; cosmetic creams for skin care; cosmetic oils; cosmetic preparations for body care; cosmetic products in the form of aerosols for skin care; cuticle creams and conditioners; deodorants and antiperspirants; exfoliating preparations for the skin; eye gels; eye masks; eyeshadow; eye lining pencils; liquid eyeliners; eye makeup; mascara; eyebrow pencils; artificial eyelashes; eye makeup remover; essential oils for aromatherapy; essential oils for personal use; face highlighter; face masks; face mist; face creams for cosmetic use; facial cleansers; facial creams; facial cleansers; facial moisturizers; facial scrubs facial toners and astringents for cosmetic use; foams containing cosmetics and sunscreens; perfumery and fragrances for personal use, namely, perfume, colognes, eau de cologne, eau de parfum, eau de toilette, aftershave gel and aftershave lotion; nonmedicated foot soaks; fragrant body splash; fragrant body mist; foundation makeup for the face and body; hair glitter; hair gel, hair spray, hair care products and hair preparations, namely, hair shampoos, shampoos, shampoo-conditioners, hair conditioners, hai r masks, gels, creams, highlighters, lotions, pomades and mousses, hair color, hair color removers, hair tinting preparations, pre-shampoo hair treatment preparations; lipstick; lip gloss; lipliners; lip balms; nonmedicated skin care preparations, namely, moisturizing lotions and creams; toners; astringents for costm metic use; body cleansers; soaps in liquid, solid or gel form, body cream soap, cosmetic soaps, cream soaps, hand soaps, liquid soap, liquid soaps for hands, face and body, perfumed soap, skin soap, soaps for body care, soaps for personal use; facial gels; facial mousse; nail enamel, nail polish, nail hardener, nail conditioner, nail polish remover, hand and nail care preparations, namely, hand creams and lotions, nail creams, cuticle creams and cuticle conditioners; nonmedicated foot creams and powders; age spot reducing creams; eye makeup remover; aromatherapy creams and oils; eye creams; beauty masks; skin exfoliating cream; salt scrubs for the skin, shaving cream, shaving gels, shower cream, shower gel, skin bronzing cream, soap for the body, soap for the face, soap for the hands and talcum powder, skin exfoliants; skin cleansing bars; lip creams; makeup removing preparations; sun care products, namely, sunscreen, sunblock, suntanning preparations, sunless tanning lotion, presuntanning lotion, post-suntanning lotion and self-tanning creams, lotions and gels; shaving creams; skin cleansers; cosmetic preparations for baths, namely, bath oils, bath gels, bath salts, bath pearls, bath lotions, bath milk, bath crystals, bath powders, foam bath, makeup preparations, namely, eyeshadow, face powder, cosmetic pencils; decorative motifs for cosmetic purposes, namely, decorative transfers and skin jewels for cosmetic purposes and face and body glitter; makeup kits comprising cosmetics, all of the aforementioned goods are organic or are made wholly or substantially from organically grown materials and not from synthetic or manmade materials.

The +Organic Pharmacy (Stylized) & Design [77-510,193]

The Organic Pharmacy

6-27-08

50, 51 & 52

7-30-2002

Owner of ERPN CMNTY TM OFC Reg. No. 2922912, dated 4-1-2004, expires 1-17-2013. No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “organic” apart from the mark as shown. The color(s) aqua and white is/are claimed as a feature of the mark. The mark consists of the words “the organic pharmacy” with a cross design. The words appear in the color aqua (pantone system 306c). The words are shown in descending order, with the cross design between the words “the” and “organic.” The cross includes a flower design in the center. The cross appears in the color aqua (pantone system 306c) and the flower design appears in the color white. Sec. 2(f). For cosmetics made substantially in part of organic ingredients; natural cosmetics; aromatherapy oils made substantially in part of organic ingredients; hair care products, namely, hair treatments, conditioners and shampoos all made substantially in part of organic ingredients; deodorants made substantially in part of organic ingredients; bath products, namely, bath oils, bath milks, bath salts and herbal bath bags all made substantially in part of organic ingredients; body scrubs and shower gels made substantially in part of organic ingredients; skin care cream made substantially in part of organic ingredients.

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Trademark No./ [Serial No.]

Company

Filed Date [Published]

Class Nos.

First Use Date

Les Tropéziennes Par M. Belarbi

[77-835,533]

Belarbi, Mohamed

9-25-09

50, 51 & 52

–––

Owner of ERPN CMNTY TM OFC Reg. No. 6100655, dated 9-4-2007, expires 9-4-2017. The name(s), portrait(s) and/or signature(s) shown in the mark identifies M. Belarbi, whose consent(s) to register is made of record. The English translation of “les trope´ ziennes par m. Belarbi” in the mark is “the trope´ ziennes by m. Belarbi.” The wording “trope´ ziennes” has no meaning in a foreign language. For cosmetic soaps; perfumery, namely, perfumes, toilet waters; essential oils for personal use and for household use; cosmetics; hair lotions; dentifrices.

Bazooka

[77-865,023]

The Topps

11-4-09

50, 51 & 52

–––

Owner of U.S. Reg. Nos. 727,088, 1,896,290 and others. For body and beauty care cosmetics; shampoo, hair conditioner, makeup, toothpaste and soap.

Where Street Meets Sweet

[77-886,409]

Bath & Body Works Brand Management

12-4-09

50, 51 & 52

–––

Owner of U.S. Reg. No. 3,593,272. For personal care products and cosmetics, namely, lip balm, lip gloss, lip paint, lip shine, lip tint, nonmedicated lip treatment preparation, nail polish, eye makeup, makeup, eye cream, blush, cream blush, eyeliner, mascara, nail lacquer, eyeshadow powder, cheek stain, eye cream, body bronzer, face bronzing gel, leg bronzing spray, skin cream, skin lotion.

Bs Beautisol (Stylized) & Design

[77-949,859]

Beautisol

3-3-10

50, 51 & 52

4-18-2010

The mark consists of a fanciful design of the letters “b” and “s” that appear inside a circle and the word “beautisol.” For nonmedicated skin care preparations; self-tanning preparations; facial and body scrubs; nonmedicated sun care preparations; cosmetics; skin bronzers; protective lip glosses and gels.

Lash’ Em

[77-952,113]

Bbeautiful

3-5-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “lash” apart from the mark as shown. For cosmetics, namely, nonmedicated eyelash serum, eye creams, eye gels.

Your Inner Diamond (Stylized) & Design

[79-056,538]

Lene Overgaard Sørensen

3-6-08

50, 51 & 52

–––

Priority date of 2-1-2008 is claimed. Owner of International Registration 0971465 dated 3-6-2008, expires 3-6-2018. No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “diamond” apart from the mark as shown. For soaps; perfumery, essential oils, cosmetics, hair lotions, nonmedicated hair care preparations.

Millefiori

[79-072,441]

Millefiori Candles Di Rolandi Alessandro

5-29-09

50, 51 & 52

–––

Priority date of 5-20-2009 is claimed. Owner of International Registration 1011936 dated 5-29-2009, expires 5-29-2019. For soaps for personal use and for toilet purposes; perfumery; essential oils for personal use and for use in the manufacture of scented products; potpourris; fragrances.

Bioxtra (Stylized) & Design

[79-084,977]

Ucure Pharma

6-22-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

Priority date of 2-5-2010 is claimed. Owner of International Registration 1044913 dated 6-22-2010, expires 6-22-2020. For cosmetics; dentifrices; care products for the mouth, not for medical purposes, namely, mouthrinses; care products for the treatment of a dry mouth, not for medical purposes, namely, mouthrinses.

Browtician

[79-085,640]

Qvsip

7-8-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

Owner of International Registration 1046588 dated 7-8-2010, expires 7-8-2020. For cosmetic products for eyebrows, namely, eyebrow colours, eyebrow cosmetics; eyebrow pencils; false eyebrows; adhesives for affixing false eyelashes; false eyelashes; in International Class 3.

Indiba Deep Beauty Proionic Body Care System (Stylized) & Design

[79-086,409]

Indiba

6-29-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

Priority date of 2-23-2010 is claimed. Owner of International Registration 1048554 dated 6-29-2010, expires 6-29-2020. No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “beauty proionic body care system” apart from the mark as shown. The mark consists of the stylized words “indiba deep beauty proionic body care system,” to the right of the wording are three overlapping circles that are vertically oriented. The wording “indiba” has no meaning in a foreign language. For soaps; perfumery, essential oils, cosmetics, hair lotions; dentifrices.

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Product Name

Trademark No./ [Serial No.]

Company

Filed Date [Published]

Class Nos.

First Use Date

Le Crazy

[79-087,285]

Crazy Invest

8-5-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

Priority date of 2-8-2010 is claimed. Owner of International Registration 1050904 dated 8-5-2010, expires 8-5-2020. The English translation of “le” in the mark is “the.” For soap; perfumery, essential oils, cosmetics, hair lotions.

Pierre Corthay

[79-087,585]

Mage

7-6-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

Owner of International Registration 1051787 dated 7-6-2010, expires 7-6-2020. Owner of U.S. Reg. No. 3,021,184. The name(s), portrait(s) and/or signature(s) shown in the mark identifies “Pierre Corthay,” whose consent(s) to register is made of record. For toilet soaps; perfumes; toilet water and eau-de-cologne; essential oils for personal use; face milks and lotions, skin creams and lotions, face and body emulsions; makeup removing preparations in the form of lotions, milks, creams, gels; nonmedicated bath salts, creams, gels and oils; talcum powder for toilet use, deodorants for personal use; pre-shaving lotions, aftershave lotions; shaving creams, gels and mousses; nonmedicated hair care preparations, namely, sprays, gels, creams and balms; hair mousses and shampoos.

Honeymark (Stylized) & Design

[85-034,573]

Honeymark Internatl.

5-10-10

50, 51 & 52

11-1-2008

The mark consists of the word “honeymark” beneath an image of a half oval with wavy lines running therethrough. For nonmedicated anti-wrinkle serum; hand soap; liquid hand soap; bar soap; soap containing honey; facial and body mask; bath salts; all of the foregoing containing honey.

Beauty Comes To You

[85-036,066]

Mary Kay

5-12-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

50, 51 & 52

–––

For cosmetics; fragrances for personal use; nonmedicated skin care preparations; nonmedicated toiletries.

Touch of Brasil

[85-050,855]

Adao, Pedro

5-29-10

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “brasil” apart from the mark as shown. For cosmetics, namely, cosmetic suntanning preparations for consumers.

Ascent

[85-053,195]

Cao Group

6-2-10

50, 51 & 52

2-1-2007

[85-065,174]

Goclear

6-17-10

50, 51 & 52

3-5-2010

For dental bleaching gels.

Go Clear (Stylized)

Owner of U.S. Reg. Nos. 3,363,896 and 3,402,325. The mark consists of the letters (word) “go” in a stylized form and the letters (word) “clear.” For cosmetics, namely, skin cleanser.

Sqwiggly

[85-078,421]

Smarthealth

7-6-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

7-26-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

For dental care and dental hygiene products, namely, toothpaste.

CR Charlotte Ronson (Stylized) & Design

[85-093,115]

Charlotte Ronson

Owner of U.S. Reg. Nos. 3,614,032, 3,620,635 and 3,620,843. The name(s), portrait(s) and/or signature(s) shown in the mark identifies “Charlotte Ronson,” whose consent(s) to register is made of record. The mark consists of the stylized letters “cr” in a heart shape above the name “charlotte ronson” in block letters. For compacts containing makeup; perfume, foundation, face powder, rouge, lipsticks, mascaras, lip gloss, lipliners, eyeliners, eyeshadows, nail polish, shampoos, conditioners, nonmedicated hair balms, hair creams, facial lotions, skin moisturizer, moisturizing hand cream, hair oils; face creams, skin moisturizer masks; nonmedicated skin care preparations, namely, face gels, nonmedicated skin serum; eye creams, eye gels, face exfoliators in the nature of an exfoliant cream, face cleansers, facial toners; body gels, body lotions, body creams, body exfoliators in the nature of an exfoliant cream, body shampoos and soaps, talcum powders, hand creams, hand lotions, nonmedicated foot creams and lotions, nail and cuticle protector, namely, sunblock lotion, suntan lotions, self-tanning lotions, after-sun creams, suntan oils, deodorants for personal use, antiperspirants, hair removal lotion and wax, permanent hair wave preparations, nail hardeners, nail strengtheners, cuticle conditioners and cuticle creams, hair dyes, hair gels, hair mousse, perfumery, colognes, eau de cologne, eau de perfume, eau de toilette.

Mauboussin

[85-100,769]

Mauboussin

8-5-10

50, 51 & 52

10-13-2008

For perfumes, toilet water and eau de cologne, nonmedicated toiletries.

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Company

Filed Date [Published]

Class Nos.

First Use Date

Plants & Co. (Stylized) & Design

[85-100,820]

Dipros

8-5-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

Owner of Italy Reg. No. 1057594, dated 8-27-2007, expires 8-27-2017. No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “plants” apart from the mark as shown. The mark consists of the stylized wording “plants and “ having lining above and below. For perfumery, soaps, essential oils, cosmetics, hair lotions, dentifrices.

Ian Stuart

[85-110,109]

Humphreys, Ian Stuart

8-18-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

Priority claimed under Sec. 44(d) on United Kingdom Application No. 2547381, filed 5-11-2010, Reg. No. 2547381, dated 5-11-2010, expires 5-11-2020.

The name “Ian Stuart” identifies a living individual whose consent is of record. The mark consists of the words “ian stuart” in a stylized form. For soaps, namely, body care soap, shaving soap and skin soap; toiletries, namely, finger towels impregnated with cleansing preparations; cosmetics, personal deodorants, skin moisturizers, bath oils, bubble baths; aromatic preparations, namely, aromatic creams, aromatic oils, aromatic lotions and aromatic body sprays; body powder, eyebrow cosmetics, cosmetic creams, face creams, body creams; body lotions; perfumery, colognes and perfumes; perfume body sprays; hair lotions; antiperspirants, depilatory preparations; shaving soaps, cosmetic preparation for tanning the skin; colognes, deodorant soaps, toilet waters; shaving preparations, hair weaving preparations, namely, bonding glue and bonding glue remover, cosmetic hair dressing preparations, hair setting preparations; shower preparations, namely, gels; washing and bathroom preparations, namely, bath foam, bath oil, bath salts, bubble bath, shampoos, shower gel, conditioner, hair gel, hair color, hair mousse; bath salts; cosmetic preparations for baths; talcum powder, emery boards, emery paper, emery cloth all for nail grooming; cleaning milk for toilet purposes; essential oils; lotions for cosmetic purposes, namely, pre shaving and after shaving lotions; beauty masks; nail care preparations, namely, nail polish; nail varnish; nail care preparations; oils for cosmetic purposes, namely, essential oils, oils for perfumes and scents; perfumes; suntanning preparations; talcum powder; tissues impregnated with cosmetic lotions; nail varnish-removing preparations; makeup, eye makeup eyebrow pencils, makeup powder, makeup preparations lipstick, lip gloss, lipliner, lipsticks, nail polishes; coloring matters, namely, tints and lotions, all for the hair and the beard, hair bleaching preparations, hair colorants, hair dye; hair care preparations; hair lotions; makeup removing preparations; false eyelashes; false nails.

Ian Stuart-Bride

[85-110,128]

Humphreys, Ian Stuart

8-18-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

Priority claimed under Sec. 44(d) on United Kingdom Application No. 2547383, filed 5-11-2010, Reg. No. 2547383, dated 5-11-2010, expires 5-11-2020. The name “Ian Stuart” identifies a living individual whose consent is of record. The mark consists of the words “ian stuartbride” in a stylized form. For soaps, namely, body care soap, shaving soap and skin soap; toiletries, namely, finger towels impregnated with cleansing preparations; cosmetics, personal deodorants, skin moisturizers, bath oils, bubble baths; aromatic preparations, namely, aromatic creams, aromatic oils, aromatic lotions and aromatic body sprays; body powder, eyebrow cosmetics, cosmetic creams, face creams, body creams; body lotions; perfumery, colognes and perfumes; perfume body sprays; hair lotions; antiperspirants, depilatory preparations; shaving soaps, cosmetic preparation for tanning the skin; colognes, deodorant soaps, toilet waters; shaving preparations, hair weaving preparations, namely, bonding glue and bonding glue remover, cosmetic hair dressing preparations, hair setting preparations; shower preparations, namely, gels; washing and bathroom preparations, namely, bath foam, bath oil, bath salts, bubble bath, shampoos, shower gel, conditioner, hair gel, hair color, hair mousse; bath salts; cosmetic preparations for baths; talcum powder, emery boards, emery paper, emery cloth all for nail grooming; cleaning milk for toilet purposes; essential oils; lotions for cosmetic purposes, namely, pre shaving and after shaving lotions; beauty masks; nail care preparations, namely, nail polish; nail varnish; nail care preparations; oils for cosmetic purposes, namely, essential oils, oils for perfumes and scents; perfumes; suntanning preparations; talcum powder; tissues impregnated with cosmetic lotions; nail varnish-removing preparations; makeup, eye makeup eyebrow pencils, makeup powder, makeup preparations lipstick, lip gloss, lipliner, lipsticks, nail polishes; coloring matters, namely, tints and lotions, all for the hair and the beard, hair bleaching preparations, hair colorants, hair dye; hair care preparations; hair lotions; makeup removing preparations; false eyelashes; false nails.

Alpheris

[85-121,935]

Pierre Fabre

9-2-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

Owner of France Reg. No. 95557392, dated 2-3-1995, renewed as Reg. No. 95557392, dated 2-3-2005, expires 2-3-2015. Namely, body and skin soaps; perfume; essential oils for personal use; nonmedicated skin cleansing and hair care preparations; dentifrices; makeup; nonmedicated skin care preparations in the form of creams, milks, emulsions, gels and lotions; nail creams and polishes.

Ami-Caps

[85-170,030]

Acallmi

11-5-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

50, 51 & 52

–––

The English translation of the word “ami” in the mark is “friend.” For cosmetic preparations for skin care.

Oodle

[85-185,057]

Bumby Works

11-24-10

For bath soaps in liquid, solid or gel form.

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Trademark No./ [Serial No.]

Company

Filed Date [Published]

Class Nos.

First Use Date

B Brilliance New York (Stylized) & Design

[85-196,123]

Sequence

12-13-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “New York” apart from the mark as shown. The mark consists of a black square with a white “b” reversed out of the black background and a horizontal line extending to the left from the middle horizontal line of the “b,” all of which is centered over the words “brilliance New York.” For cosmetics; hair gel and hair mousse; hair shampoos and conditioners; skin care products, namely, nonmedicated skin serum.

XBI (Stylized) & Design

[85-200,300]

Xtreme Tools Internatl.

12-17-10

50, 51 & 52

9-5-2006

The mark consists of the letters “xbi” within an oval. For cosmetic creams for skin care; hair care lotions; skin soap.

Deica (Stylized) & Design

[85-202,003]

Nishida, Yoshiaki

12-20-10

50, 51 & 52

–––

The mark consists of the word “deica” in stylized lettering below the stylized design of a flower. The wording “deica” has no meaning in a foreign language. For aromatic substances and preparations, namely, aromatic oils, essential oils, massage oils, lotion and cream for use in the perfume and cosmetic industries; aromatic oil; soaps; dentifrices; cosmetics; perfumes; natural perfumery made from plants; natural perfumery prepared from animal extracts; synthetic perfumery; compound perfumery, fragrances.

Pucca

[85-204,123]

Vooz Character System

12-22-10

50, 51 & 52

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Owner of U.S. Reg. Nos. 3,499,210, 3,807,131 and 3,916,294. The wording “pucca” has no meaning in a foreign language. For cosmetics, fragrances, nonmedicated skin care preparations, hair care preparations, cosmetic suntanning preparations; sunscreen preparations; deodorants for personal use; skin whitening preparations; false eyelashes; laundry soaps; cosmetic soaps; dentifrices; nonmedicated mouthwashes; nail care preparations; bath oil; baby oil.

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Owner of U.S. Reg. Nos. 3,371,381, 3,387,374 and 3,518,804. The color(s) pink and black is/are claimed as a feature of the mark. The mark consists of a pink square with rounded corners and outlined in black, with the wording “aritaum” appearing in a scattered design in black letters. The word “aritaum” in black appears to the right of the square. For beauty soap; cosmetic preparations for skin care; cosmetics; creamy foundation; dentifrices; hair conditioners; hair shampoo; makeup powder; mask pack for cosmetic purposes.

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Hail To The V

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C.B. Fleet Investment

1-11-11

50, 51 & 52

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For nonmedicated douche; feminine deodorant spray; liquid cleansing solution, namely, feminine hygiene cleansing towelettes, nonmedicated feminine hygiene wash for external feminine hygiene; nonmedicated foaming cleansing bath and shower solution, namely, bath foam, shower and bath gel, bath soaps in liquid, solid or gel form for external feminine hygiene; nonmedicated body wash; nonmedicated bath powder for external cosmetic use; nonmedicated bath and shower gel, depilatories, shaving gels, creams and mousse; feminine hygiene cleansing towelettes; nonmedicated aftershave creams, gels, liquids, cloths, namely, cloths or tissues impregnated with a skin cleanser and premoistened cosmetic towelettes.

Dhairma Care

[85-235,043]

Audio Record’s

2-5-11

50, 51 & 52

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For 3-in-1 hair conditioners; 3-in-1 hair shampoos; aromatic body care products, namely, body lotion, shower gel, cuticle cream, shampoo, conditioner, nonmedicated lip balm, soap, body polish, body and foot scrub and nonmedicated foot cream; baby hair conditioner; bleaching preparations for the hair; conditioners; cosmetic hair dressing preparations; cosmetic hair filling powders for covering bald and thinning spots on the scalp; cosmetic hair regrowth inhibiting preparations; cosmetic preparations for the hair and scalp; gel for hair and scalp; hair balsam; hair bleach; hair bleaches; hair bleaching preparations; hair care creams; hair care kits comprising nonmedicated hair care preparations, namely, shampoos and conditioners for the hair and scalp; hair care lotions; hair care preparations; hair care preparations consisting of organic coconut virgin oil and coconut virgin oil; hair care products, namely, heat protection sprays; hair cleaning preparations; hair color; hair color removers; hair colorants; hair coloring preparations; hair colouring; hair colouring and dyes; hair colouring preparations; hair conditioner; hair conditioners for babies; hair creams; hair curling preparations; hair decolorants; hair dressings for men; hair dressings for women; hair dye; hair emollients; hair fixers; hair frosts; hair gel; hair gel and hair mousse; hair glaze; hair lacquers; hair lighteners; hair lotion; hair mascara; hair masks; hair mousse; hair nourishers; hair oils; hair piece bonding glue; hair pomades; hair products, namely, thickening control creams; hair relaxers; hair relaxing preparations; hair rinses; hair shampoo; hair shampoos and conditioners; hair sheen spray; hair spray; hair sprays and hair gels; hair straightening preparations; hair styling fixative in the nature of hair wax; hair styling gel; hair styling preparations; hair styling spray; hair tonics; hair waving lotion; hydrogen peroxide for use on the hair; Japanese hair fixing oil (bintsukeabura); lotions for hair and scalp; mousse for hair and scalp; nonmedicated balms for use on hair and scalp; nonmedicated hair restoration lotions; nonmedicated hair serums; nonmedicated hair treatment preparations for cosmetic purposes; nonmedicated preparations all for the care of skin, hair and scalp; nonmedicated serums for use on hair and scalp; oil baths for hair care; oils for hair conditioning; pomades for hair and scalp; preparations for permanent hair waves; preparations for setting hair; styling clay for hair; styling foam for hair; styling paste for hair.

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