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Scents that have acquired secondary meaning may be registered as long as the scent is not “an inherent attribute or natural part of the product,” however the amount of evidence required to establish that a scent or fragrance functions as a mark is substantial. Scents or fragrances of products that are noted for those features are not protectable.
