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![]() Like you said, pure and natural is overused and even ones like basic and essentials might be taken. Better check trademarks.
To stand out, what about a somewhat unusual first name - probably feminine, like "Raphaela" or something like that. Or a made-up name like "selanna" or an unusual place name like "Laurelbrook" or... well, you get the idea. The line consists of body lotions, creams, > facial scrubs, shampoos and conditioners. > The products are anywhere from 97 to 99% > natural. The contain no petroleum additives > like mineral oil and petrolatum. They > contain no harsh detergents like lauryl > sulfates. They do not contain propylene > glycol (a main ingredient of anti-freeze). > Nor do they contain Urea (animal urine) or > formaldehyde. They contain no lanoline, > which is highly allergenic. > This product line is comparable in price to > what "Bath & Body" sells their > products for, which of course do contain > many of the ingredients listed above. > Anyhow I'm working with a client and haven't > found that "winner" of a name for > the product line yet. I think words like > "natural" are overused and I'm > looking for something unique and striking. > Any thoughts? > Thank you, > Mike Winicki |
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