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Cosmetic And Personal Care Trademark Review 23 February, 2021
Personal care and cosmetic product trademark filings compiled from the Official Gazette of the US Patent and Trademark Office, Class 3.
P&G’ Oral-B iO Leads Super-Premium Power Toothbrush Market With More Than 50% Share
In global superior premium toothbrush category, Oral B iO drove P&G’s value share up 2.5 points in the past two months and from July through December 2020 accounted for more than half of the US power brush category growth, says COO Jon Moeller.
Cosmetic And Personal Care Trademark Review 16 February, 2021
Personal care and cosmetic product trademark filings compiled from the Official Gazette of the US Patent and Trademark Office, Class 3.
Cosmetic Ingredients
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Latest From Beauty & Cosmetic Ingredients
Cosmetic And Personal Care Trademark Review 23 February, 2021
Personal care and cosmetic product trademark filings compiled from the Official Gazette of the US Patent and Trademark Office, Class 3.
CIR ‘Watchdog’ Women’s Voices For The Earth To Remain On Guard In 2021
NGO says the Expert Panel for Cosmetic Ingredient Safety’s conclusion on methylisothiazolinone in 2020 was among decisions “not in the interest of public health.” However, other assessments highlighted by the group suggest that the Cosmetic Ingredient Review is working as an open forum for public input and discussion.
Hawaii Puts Hold On Proposal To Blacklist Additional Sunscreen Ingredients
Proposed bills in the Aloha State would ban the sale of sunscreens containing octocrylene and/or avobenzone, adding to a UV filter blacklist that already includes oxybenzone and octinoxate. On 17 February, Hawaiian legislators elected to defer the legislation to await completion of a National Academy of Sciences study, targeted for 2022.
Advertising Campaigns
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Church & Dwight Lifts Curtain On 2021: Halle Berry For Flawless, Vitafusion In Cough/Cold Aisle
Emerging markets expected to be growth drivers across C&D’s supplement, OTC drug and household care product lines in 2021. Super Immune formulation with more than 100% daily value of vitamin C, zinc and elderberry and Manuka honey is first vitafusion product in cough/cold aisle and brand's first extension for 2021.
Head & Shoulders' ‘100%’ Ad Campaign Continues Competition Between Mahomes, Polamalu
Head & Shoulders airing a 30-second TV spot featuring Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes and former Pittsburgh Steelers safety Troy Polamalu competing over who gives “100%” effort in everything they do.
Unfairly Hit By Influencer Assassins? Now Could Be Your Chance To Engage The FTC
Brands unfairly attacked by powerful influencers could raise the subject with the US Federal Trade Commission, which is asking for comments on its “Endorsement Guides."
Advertising Complaints
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Misleading Instagram Filter Use – UK Ad Authority Is On The Case
Influencers did not discuss self-tanning products’ efficacy in Instagram stories picked up by associated brands, but they did use in-app filters that made their skin appear darker. The Advertising Standards Authority tackled the ads after receiving complaints.
Survey Says! J&J Prevails Over L’Oreal In NAD ‘#1 Dermatologist Recommended’ Dispute
L’Oreal USA will appeal a National Advertising Division decision advising it to stop claiming that CeraVe is the “#1 dermatologist recommended skincare brand.” J&J challenged the claim, taking issue with the underlying dermatologist survey.
FTC Shift Under Biden Administration Begins With Chairman Simons, Senior Staff Resigning
While expected following start of Biden administration, Simon’s resignation is “somewhat of a surprise” considering it will change the balance of power to the Democrats ahead of when his term would have been ended, says advertising law attorney Ivan Wasserman.
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