Meghan Markle will sell cosmetics

Prince Harry’s wife Meghan Markle decided to expand the range and added cosmetics to the trademark application. The Daily Mail writes about it.

So, in addition to the list of homewares, stationery, kitchenware, gardenware, drinks, food and spices, the Duchess of Sussex has now added “fragrance sachets, lavender sachets, non-medicinal skin care products, gels and bath salts. and shower, non-mediator hair products, bath soap, bar soap, non-medicated hand soap, body creams, bath oil, body lotion, cosmetics and body butters.”

It also sells fragrance oils, air scent diffusers, fragrances, room scents, fragrances and non-medicinal veterinary care products such as pet shampoo and conditioner.

In addition to cosmetics, shampoos, soaps and hand and body oils, she has filed a trademark application covering everything from decorative garlands to candles, lamps, lanterns and silverware.

As you know, Meghan Markle will sell spices, seasonings, nut butters, jams, marmalades and jellies, “edible oils and fats,” pastes made from legumes, garlic and sesame, as well as infusions, honey spoons and bird feeders.

The Duchess also plans to sell bath, yoga and meditation mats, medallion jewelry, stationery sets, note cards and letter openers.

Markle also filed trademarks for seeds, garden blankets, shears and forks, garden tool gift sets and storage bags, tote bags, pet leashes, wine containers , wine bags with handles for carrying or storing wine, pillows, furniture, organizers and much more. more.

Cookbooks and recipe books by the Duchess, who has previously spoken about her love of food and cooking, are also available for download on the company’s website, as well as in printed copies.

Recall that Meghan Markle’s half-sister Samantha Markle filed a libel suit “based on willfully false and malicious statements made to a global audience.”