Brad Pitt faces trademark lawsuit from Malibu-based penis cream company
Actor Brad Pitt’s skincare label Beau Domaine is facing a trademark lawsuit over the Malibu skincare brand. The case seeks damages and an injunction, placing Pitt’s skin-care venture under legal scrutiny.
Brad Pitt’s rebranded skincare label Beau Domaine is facing a trademark dispute, as the Malibu-based brand known for its high-end ‘penis cream’ has sued the actor’s company, accusing it of infringement. The case centers on Pitt’s 2024 rebrand from Le Domaine to Beau Domaine, with Beau D saying the name infringes its trademark rights.
According to the report of air mailBeau D is suing Beau Domaine for trademark infringement, false designation of origin, and common law unfair competition under California law. The company is seeking damages in excess of $75,000 and a permanent injunction preventing Pitt’s brand from using the Beau domain name and branding.
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The report describes Beau D as a high-end penis cream company, founded in 2020 by former Men’s Vogue fashion editor Brandon Pallas. The company reportedly tried to settle the case privately on three occasions before deciding to take legal action against Pitt’s business.
talking to air mail Regarding the lawsuit, Pallas said, “This is not about publicity or punishment. This is about protecting the integrity of what we have spent years building and ensuring that independent brands have the right to grow without being overshadowed or diluted.”
Pitt entered the skincare industry in 2022 with the launch of Le Domaine, a luxury label created in collaboration with the Perrin family, known for its winemaking heritage. The brand offers products including cleansers, serums and moisturizers with a focus on skin longevity. It was later rebranded as Beau Domaine in 2024.
So far, Beau Domaine has reportedly not filed a formal legal response in court.
work front
On the work front, Pitt was last seen in the racing drama f1. The film is set to have a sequel, with producer Jerry Bruckheimer confirming development during the annual Academy Awards luncheon in Los Angeles in February. The original film was directed by Joseph Kosinski, best known for Top Gun: Maverick, and also starred Damson Idris, Javier Bardem, and Kerry McKenna.