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Trademark Trial and Appeal Board Electronic Filing System. http://estta.uspto.gov ESTTA Tracking number: ESTTA1016859 Filing date: 11/20/2019 IN THE UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE BEFORE THE TRADEMARK TRIAL AND APPEAL BOARD Notice of Opposition Notice is hereby given that the following party opposes registration of the indicated application. Opposer Information Name Rhonda Davis Alquemie Product Development Group LLC Granted to Date 11/23/2019 of previous ex- tension Address 11 N. Water Street Suite 10290 MOBILE, AL 36602 UNITED STATES Party who filed RHONDA DAVIS Extension of time to oppose Relationship to The opposers legal name has not changed. The company's business name party who filed (Alquemie Product Development Group) was added in the "Company" section of Extension of time the Notice of Opposition Application. to oppose Correspondence RHONDA DAVIS information ALQUEMIE PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT GROUP 11 N WATER STREET SUITE 10290 Suite 10290 MOBILE, AL 36602 UNITED STATES [email protected] 251-706-7087 Applicant Information Application No 88445285 Publication date 09/24/2019 Opposition Filing 11/20/2019 Opposition Peri- 11/23/2019 Date od Ends Applicant Alchyme, LLC 517 Retreat Ln Apt 3A Burlington, NC 27215 UNITED STATES Goods/Services Affected by Opposition Class 003. First Use: 0 First Use In Commerce: 0 All goods and services in the class are opposed, namely: Cosmetic balls; Cosmetic bath salts; Cos- metic body care preparations, namely, masks, butters, serums, elixirs, cleansing bars, bath milk; Cos- metic body mud; Cosmetic body scrubs for the skin; Cosmetic cotton wool; Cosmetic creams; Cos- meticcreams for skin care; Cosmetic facial blotting papers; Cosmetic hair dressing preparations; Cos- metic hair regrowth inhibiting preparations; Cosmetic hand creams; Cosmetic masks; Cosmetic mas- sage creams; Cosmetic milks; Cosmetic mud masks; Cosmetic nail preparations; Cosmetic nourish- ing creams; Cosmetic oils; Cosmetic oils for the epidermis; Cosmetic olive oil for the face and body; Cosmetic pads;Cosmetic pencils; Cosmetic preparations; Cosmetic preparations against sun- burn;Cosmetic preparations for bath and shower; Cosmetic preparations for baths; Cosmetic prepar- ations for body care; Cosmetic preparations for nail drying; Cosmetic preparations for skin care; Cos- metic preparations for skin renewal; Cosmetic preparations for the care of mouth and teeth; Cosmetic preparations for the hair and scalp; Cosmetic preparations, namely, firming creams; Cosmetic prepar- ations,namely, firming lotions; Cosmetic preparations, namely, skin balsams; Cosmetic products in the form of aerosols for skincare; Cosmetic rouges; Cosmetic skin fresheners; Cosmetic soaps; Cos- metic sun milk lotions; Cosmetic sun oils; Cosmeticsun-protecting preparations; Cosmetic sun- tanning preparations; Cosmetic sunscreen preparations; Cosmetic suntan lotions; Cosmetic suntan preparations; Cosmetic tanning preparations; Cosmetic white face powder; Cosmetics; Cosmetics and cosmetic preparations; Cosmetics and make-up; Cosmetics for animals; Cosmetics for children; Cosmetics for non-domestic animals; Cosmetics in general, including perfumes; Cosmetics in the form of milks, lotions and emulsions; Cosmetics sold asan integral component of non-medicated skin- care preparations; Cosmetics, namely, compacts; Cosmetics, namely, lip primer; Cosmetics, namely, lip repairers; Adhesives for cosmetic use; After-sun gels;After-sun milks; After-sun oils; Almondmilk for cosmetic purposes; Aloe vera gel for cosmetic purposes; Aloe vera preparations for cosmetic pur- poses; Amla oilfor cosmetic purposes; Anti-aging moisturizers used as cosmetics; Argan oil forcos- metic purposes; Astringents for cosmetic purposes; Basma dye for cosmetic purposes; Bath oils for cosmetic purposes;Bath powder; Bay rums for cosmetic use;Bleaching preparations for cosmetic pur- poses; Body and beauty care cosmetics; Castor oil for cosmetic purposes; Chalk for cosmetic use; Chemicals sold as components of cosmetics; Cleaner for cosmeticbrushes; Cleansing creams; Cleansing milk for cosmetic purposes; Cocoa butter for cosmetic purposes; Coconut oil for cosmetic purposes; Collagen preparations for cosmetic purposes; Collagen preparations for cosmetics pur- poses; Colognes, perfumes and cosmetics; Coloring preparations for cosmetic purposes; Cotton balls for cosmetic purposes; Cotton buds for cosmetic purposes; Cotton for cosmetic purposes; Cotton puffs for cosmetic purposes; Cotton sticks for cosmetic purposes;Cotton swabs for cosmetic pur- poses; Cotton wool balls for cosmetic use; Cotton wool buds for cosmetic use; Cotton wool for cos- metic purposes; Decorative transfers for use as cosmetics; Eye compressesfor cosmetic purposes; Eyebrow cosmetics; Face creams for cosmetic use; Flower essences for cosmetic purposes; Gel eye patches for cosmetic purposes; Gels for cosmetic purposes; Glitter for cosmetic purposes; Grape seed oil for cosmetic use; Greases for cosmetic purposes; Henna for cosmetic purposes; Herbal ex- tracts sold as components of cosmetics; Hydrogenperoxide for cosmetic purposes; Impregnated cleaning pads impregnated with cosmetics; Lip stains; Lip stains for cosmetic purposes; Lotions for cosmetic purposes; Make-up kits comprised of masks, butters, serums, elixirs, cleansing bars, bath milk; Mask pack for cosmetic purposes; Milk for cosmetic purposes; Mineral powder for use in cos- metic body wrap applications; Nail cosmetics; Nail paint; Nail primer; Nail varnish for cosmetic pur- poses; Non-foaming cosmetic preparationsfor body cleansing; Non-medicated cosmetic skin care preparations consisting oforganic coconut virgin oil and coconut virgin oil; Non-medicated cosmetic soap;Non-medicated cosmetics; Nutritional oils for cosmetic purposes; Oil removing papers for cos- metic purposes; Oils for cosmetic purposes; Paraffin wax for cosmetic purposes; Pencils for cosmetic purposes; Perfume oils for the manufacture of cosmetic preparations; Petroleum jelly for cosmetic purposes; Plant and herb extracts sold as components of cosmetics; Pomades for cosmetic pur- poses; Pomades for beards for cosmetic purposes; Pore tightening mask packs used as cosmetics; Pre-moistened cosmetic tissues; Pre-moistened cosmetic towelettes; Pre-moistened cosmetic wipes; Private label cosmetics; Retinol cream for cosmetic purposes; Rose oil for cosmetic purposes; Self- tanning preparations; Shea butter for cosmeticpurposes; Skin and body topical lotions, creams and oils for cosmetic use; Skinconditioning creams for cosmetic purposes; Skin fresheners; Skin moistur- izers used as cosmetics; Solid powder for compacts; Spirit gum for cosmetic use; Suntanoils for cos- metic purposes; Tanning gels; Tanning milks; Tanning oils; Teeth whitening strips impregnated with teeth whitening preparations; Temporary tattoo transfers for use as cosmetics; Tissues impregnated with cosmetic lotions; Topical herbal extracts for cosmetic purposes;Topical skin sprays for cosmetic purposes Grounds for Opposition Priority and likelihood of confusion Trademark Act Section 2(d) Deceptiveness Trademark Act Section 2(a) Mark Cited by Opposer as Basis for Opposition U.S. Application 88255414 Application Date 01/09/2019 No. Registration Date NONE Foreign Priority NONE Date Word Mark ALQUEMIE Design Mark Description of The mark consists of "Alquemie" in black font with multi-colored green leaf used Mark as the dot on the letter "i". 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First use: First Use: 0 First Use In Commerce: 0 Cosmetic preparations; Cosmetic preparations for body care; Cosmetic rouges; Cosmetics and cosmetic preparations; Cosmetics and make-up; Facial cleansers; Foundation make-up; Lipstick; Make-up for the face and body; Nail polish; Nail varnish; Disposable wipes impregnated with cleansing chemicals or compounds for hair,scalp, lips and skin; Disposable wipes impregnated with cleansing compounds foruse on hair, scalp, lips and skin; Nailcosmetics; Nail paint; 3-in-1 hair conditioners; 3-in-1 hair shampoos; 3-in-1 organic non- medicated soap bars for use as soap, shampoo and conditioner; Adhesive re- movers; Adhesives for affixing falseeyebrows; Adhesives for affixing false nails; Adhesives for artificial nails; Aromatic essential oils; Aromatic oils; Aromatic pil- lows comprising potpourri in fabric containers; Aromatic potpourris; Aromatic preparations, namely, skin creams, skin lotions, non-medicated skin gels, non- medicated skin toners, non-medicated skin cleaners, perfumes, cosmetic aero- sols for skincare; Bath and shower gels and salts not for medical purposes; Bath beads; Bath bombs; Bath cream; Bath crystals; Bath fizzies; Bath flakes; Bathfoam; Bath foams; Bath gel; Bath gels; Bath herbs; Bath lotion; Bath melts; Bath milks; Bath oil; Bath oils; Bath pearls; Bath preparations, not for medical purposes; Bath salts, not for medical purposes; Bath soaps; Bath soaps in liquid, solid or gel form; Bathing lotions; Blush; Blush pencils; Cleansers for intimate- personal hygiene purposes, non medicated; Cosmetic balls; Cosmetic bath salts; Cosmetic body mud; Cosmetic body scrubs for the face, hair and body; Cosmetic cotton wool; Cosmetic creams; Cosmetic creams for skin care; Cos- metic facial blotting papers; Cosmetic hair dressing preparations; Cosmetic hair filling creams, liquids, foam and aerosols for covering bald and thinning spots on the scalp; Cosmetic hair regrowth inhibiting preparations; Cosmetic hand creams; Cosmetic
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