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THE MARK CONSISTS OF A STYLIZED PICTURE OF A SHEA BUTTER PLANT AT THE TOP OF THE MARK IN THE COLORS DARK GREEN AND TEAL WITH THE MIDDLE OF THE MARK BEING A DARK GREEN WITH THE LITERAL ELEMENT OF THE MARK CHATTO TYPESET IN TEAL AGAINST THIS DARK GREEN BACK

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Bridget P. Ross

BRIDGET P. ROSS ROSS & ASSOCIATES10801 SOUTH WESTERN AVENUE, SUITE 201CHICAGO, IL 60643UNITED STATES

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ClassDescriptionStatusFirst use
003Hair shampoos and conditionersACTIVEJan 1, 2016

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