Kim Kardashian West files trademark for skin care products

Published: 24-Aug-2020
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The celebrity entrepreneur and reality star looks set to follow in the footsteps of younger sibling Kylie Jenner, who launched Kylie Skin in 2019

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Kim Kardashian West files trademark for skin care products

Kim Kardashian West has filed a trademark application for KKW Skin.

The reality TV star and beauty entrepreneur already sells make-up and fragrance products under her KKW Beauty brand and sold a 20% stake in the business to beauty conglomerate Coty in June.

An August filing with the USPTO shows that Kardashian West may be looking to

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