Goods
Cosmetics and cleaning preparations
Non-medicated cosmetics and toiletries, plus everyday cleaning and laundry products.
Watch out: Medicated products belong in Class 5 — check whether your claims tip a product into that class.
What it covers
- Non-medicated skincare and make-up
- Perfumery and fragrances
- Soaps, shampoos and toiletries
- Toothpaste (non-medicated)
- Cleaning and laundry preparations
Typical businesses
- Beauty and skincare brands
- Fragrance houses
- Household cleaning brands
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Related classes
Businesses in Class 3 often need cover in these too.
This is general information to help you screen a name, not legal advice. Class scope can be finely balanced — confirm the right classes with a qualified trademark attorney before you file.