Registration Certificate
Registration Certificate Platinum Delux
Due to an innovative combination of natural ingredients, Platinum Deluxe Non-Medicated Anti-Aging Serum makes your skin smooth, soft and rejuvenated.
We specialize in the best anti-aging face lotions and serums to keep you looking young
This Exfoliating Treatment works to exfoliate and smooth skin and it's smell-good.
Create facial skin that is younger, tighter and more radiant with skincare products.
No matter who you are or what your skin type, there is a beauty serum to fit your needs.
Make your skin soft with our personal care products
Your skin will immediately look and feel tighter, younger, and more even. You'll notice dry patches are gone and it feels supple and moisturized.
Our skin care products are just as good for your face and body as they are for buns.
You'll notice dry patches are gone and it feels supple, moisturized, and younger.
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Reg. No. 5,571,404 Registered Sep. 25, 2018
Int. Cl.: 3
Trademark Principal Register Platinum Delux
CLASS 3: Non-medicated lotions for skin and face; anti-aging creams and lotions; anti-aging
toner; non-medicated anti-aging serum; beauty serums; cosmetic creams and lotions; facial
cream and lotion; skin cream and lotion; wrinkle removing skin care preparations; wrinkle
resistant cream; wrinkle-minimizing cosmetic preparations for topical facial use
FIRST USE 8-8-2017; IN COMMERCE 9-12-2017
THE MARK CONSISTS OF STANDARD CHARACTERS WITHOUT CLAIM TO ANY
PARTICULAR FONT STYLE, SIZE OR COLOR
No claim is made to the exclusive right to use the following apart from the mark as shown:
"DELUXE"
SER. NO. 87-335,129, FILED 02-14-2017
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