The Kardashians: Kim Kardashian’s Trademark Fight For SKKN Explained

The Kardashians: Kim Kardashian’s Trademark Fight For SKKN Explained

Cyndie launched her brand in 2018, three years before Kim trademarked her brand name. Cyndie’s company, Beauty Concepts LLC, claims that SKKN could cause damage to Cyndie’s brand, which she’s worked tirelessly to promote and build a loyal following around since its start. The brand owner also fears The Kardashian star Kim’s brand will cause confusion amongst the public as searching for either company could cause one to stumble upon the wrong one. Kim later added “By Kim” to her brand to prevent confusion, but Cyndie feels the additional words will do little to improve the conflict.
Unfortunately, it doesn’t seem like Kim is backing down, which means SKKN+ might have to share its name with the biggest reality tv star in Hollywood. Kim’s counsel argued that Cyndie does not own the rights to the term “skkn” for anything beauty or cosmetics related and therefore can not block Kim from using it for her skincare line. As Kardashian fans know, Kim doesn’t give up easily—the star finally passed her bar exam on her third try after pushing herself until she achieved what she wanted. While the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board has not come to a decision yet, The Kardashians star has set her launch date, and SKKN will soon be out in the world.

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Source: The Fashion Law

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The Kardashians: Kim Kardashian’s Trademark Fight For SKKN Explained

Cyndie launched her brand in 2018, three years before Kim trademarked her brand name. Cyndie’s company, Beauty Concepts LLC, claims that SKKN could cause damage to Cyndie’s brand, which she’s worked tirelessly to promote and build a loyal following around since its start. The brand owner also fears The Kardashian star Kim’s brand will cause confusion amongst the public as searching for either company could cause one to stumble upon the wrong one. Kim later added “By Kim” to her brand to prevent confusion, but Cyndie feels the additional words will do little to improve the conflict.
Unfortunately, it doesn’t seem like Kim is backing down, which means SKKN+ might have to share its name with the biggest reality tv star in Hollywood. Kim’s counsel argued that Cyndie does not own the rights to the term “skkn” for anything beauty or cosmetics related and therefore can not block Kim from using it for her skincare line. As Kardashian fans know, Kim doesn’t give up easily—the star finally passed her bar exam on her third try after pushing herself until she achieved what she wanted. While the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board has not come to a decision yet, The Kardashians star has set her launch date, and SKKN will soon be out in the world.

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Source: The Fashion Law

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