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NATURE'S SERENADESerial 75265666 · Principal Register
Dead · Refused
Owner: Serenade, Inc.
Class 003 - Cosmetics & Cleaning
Filed Mar 28, 1997
The record shows that “NATURE'S SERENADE” is an abandoned application, not a live or registered mark, and the listed owner is Serenade, Inc., a Maryland corporation. The filing, made on March 28 1997, sought protection in International Class 3 for “natural beauty spa preparations, namely, body lotions and moisturizers, hand and facial creams, skin cleansing lotions and soaps, and aromatherapy bath oils and gels.” Because the abandonment was entered on June 10 1999 after the applicant failed to answer an Office action, the USPTO has no enforceable claim to the wording itself, and the record does not extend to other goods, services, or unrelated industries. The prosecution history shows a non‑final action in August 1997, a suspension notice in April 1998, and a final abandonment in June 1999, but no later maintenance filings or enforcement actions appear. I'd treat this as a modest concern if you plan to use a similar name for comparable spa‑type cosmetics, since the abandoned filing still signals a prior claim in that niche.
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The way I'd use it, honestly, is as the thing you attach when a bank, a marketplace, or a co-founder asks "are we clear on the name". It answers in one page.