Is your brand a consumer brand?

tmaLaw’s Consumer Brand Division works with consumer brands in beauty, cosmetics, personal care, and wellness. Use this page to check if that is you before you book a call.

What a consumer brand is

A consumer brand makes a finished product that people buy for their own use. Every unit is made the same way, packaged, and sold where shoppers find it.

That could be a store shelf, a freezer case, a drugstore, a beauty retailer, or an online store.

You are not a consumer brand if you sell

  • A service, like hair, nails, lashes, or coaching
  • Food made to order, like custom cakes or catering
  • Your time, a skill, or a program

The shelf test

Answer three questions. You need a yes to all three.

  1. Do you sell a physical product?

    Not a service, a class, or an app.

  2. Is it packaged to sell on a shelf or online?

    Each unit is the same. It comes in a box, bottle, jar, bag, or wrapper. If you have not launched yet, this is your plan.

  3. Is it in beauty, cosmetics, personal care, or wellness?

    See the categories below. Food and drinks need a wellness angle.

The categories we work with

We lean toward products that do something new: a cleaner formula, a better ingredient, or a new way to deliver it.

Beauty and cosmetics

Products that change how you look. Makeup, skincare, hair care, nail care, and fragrance.

Personal care

Products for everyday care of your body. Body wash, deodorant, oral care, shaving, and menstrual care.

Wellness

Products made to support your health. For us, wellness means three things.

Supplements

Vitamins, gummies, protein powders, and herbal blends.

Over-the-counter

Products sold without a prescription, like sunscreen, acne treatment, and pain relief cream.

Functional food and beverage

Food and drinks made better for your body. More protein, less sugar, gut support, or cleaner ingredients.

The kind of product we love

A candy bar, rebuilt for wellness.

High in protein. No high-fructose corn syrup. No artificial flavors. No red dye.

A regular cookie is not wellness. A cookie with more protein, less sugar, and no artificial dyes could be.

If this is you, you are a consumer brand

Beauty and cosmetics aisle

  • Lip and cheek tint sold at a beauty retailer
  • Vitamin C face serum sold online
  • Vegan nail polish line

Personal care aisle

  • Aluminum-free deodorant
  • Organic tampons and pads
  • Natural toothpaste

Supplement and over-the-counter aisle

  • Sleep gummies
  • Collagen powder
  • Mineral sunscreen
  • Acne spot treatment

Grocery and freezer aisle

  • High-protein candy with no red dye
  • Prebiotic soda
  • Dairy-free, low-sugar ice cream
  • Protein pancake mix

If this is you, you are not

Made to order

  • Custom cakes and dessert trays
  • Home bakery or café
  • Catering or meal prep
  • Food truck or restaurant

Services

  • Salon, spa, or med spa
  • Lash, brow, or nail services
  • Fitness or wellness coaching

Outside our categories

  • Clothing, jewelry, or accessories
  • Home goods
  • Apps, courses, or media
  • Regular food with no wellness angle

Not a fit? Visit our General Brands Division.

If your business is not a consumer brand in these categories, our General Brands Division can help. See the services available there.

Go to the General Brands Division

You passed the shelf test.

Book a free 15-minute call to talk about your product launch.

Book the Free Product Brand Launch Call

For consumer brands in beauty, cosmetics, personal care, and wellness only.