Re: Designer Type Products

[Guest guest]

Good Question...I have just made sure I use the word (Type) after the

name of the FO...I figured that is what the company I purchased the FO from

does when they sell it to me...however, now and again there is a disclamer

on their website to say that though they are close, they are not really the

orginial formula....or something like that.

Laurie H. from MN

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> Does anyone on the list sell designer type products on the web or at

> your retail establishment. I know that a lot of designers type

> fragrance oils are offered. I want to use them as designers

> fragrances but I do not want to get involved in any copyright

> infringements. For those who sell these items can you please advise

> as to how you label them?

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[Guest guest]

I was told to either rename the product entirely or if you want the

fragrance to be recognized, the word " type " has to be on the front of

the label, ususally beneath, or next to, the fragance name.

Has anyone else heard otherwise?

nne

jjharr39 wrote:

> Does anyone on the list sell designer type products on the web or at

> your retail establishment. I know that a lot of designers type

> fragrance oils are offered. I want to use them as designers

> fragrances but I do not want to get involved in any copyright

> infringements. For those who sell these items can you please advise

> as to how you label them?

>

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[Guest guest]

I think you can say something like : If you like Irish Spring, you'll love

my Celtic Man scent. Then a note to the effect of " for descriptional

purposes only " so it's clear thatt you don't claim this is Irish Spring.

Re: Designer Type Products

> I was told to either rename the product entirely or if you want the

> fragrance to be recognized, the word " type " has to be on the front of

> the label, ususally beneath, or next to, the fragance name.

> Has anyone else heard otherwise?

>

> nne