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Product Line Naming System

Generates and evaluates product names using structured criteria for memorability, trademark availability, and brand alignment.

Create a naming system for a product line that is memorable, trademarkable, and aligned with brand positioning.

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Create a naming system for a product line that is memorable, trademarkable, and aligned with brand positioning.

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[COSMETICS BRAND], a natural cosmetics company, is launching 5 new products (serum, toner, moisturizer, exfoliant, and facial mask) and needs names that follow a cohesive line logic while conveying naturalness.

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BRAND NAMEPRODUCT LISTPOSITIONINGTARGET AUDIENCENUMBERTOTAL

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Create a naming system for the new product line from [BRAND NAME], consisting of [PRODUCT LIST].

The brand is positioned as [POSITIONING] for [TARGET AUDIENCE].

**Evaluation criteria for each name:**
1) Sound in English (easy to pronounce?)
2) Memorability (1-10 scale)
3) Brand positioning alignment
4) Likely domain availability (.com)
5) Trademark registrability
6) Line expansion potential

**Generate 3 naming approaches:**

A) **Descriptive:** Names that indicate function/ingredient
B) **Evocative:** Names that evoke feeling/result
C) **Invented:** Original names with constructed meaning

For each approach, generate one name per product (total: [NUMBER] x 3 = [TOTAL] names).

**For each name, provide:**
- Proposed name
- Meaning/justification
- How it appears on packaging + in communications
- Overall score (1-10)

**Final recommendation:** Select the best approach with justification and show how the line would look visually (suggested hierarchy: brand + line + product).

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