Bee Clean is the cutest and most unique and clever.

I would prefer A the most. I think it symbolizes the ingredient (honey) that is in the product, and it also implies that the product is an effective cleanser.

I prefer Option A because it is short and to the point and easy to remember. It is clever enough to stick in your head.

I think Bee Clean is an easy name to remember and a great pun that gets people's attention. Gentle Bee fits in well with the concept of the product and so does Milky Honey. Gentle Cleanse does not really fit the theme or give any idea as to what is in the product

I chsoe a as number one because I felt like it was descriptive but also unique

Option A is my first choice. I love this name, it is very cute and suits your product well. D is my next choice because these are natural products and Gentle Clean is a great name for a natural product. B is my next choice because I like the name, but I don't think it would remind me of a moisturizing product. Option C is my least favorite because I don't like the name at all. It doesn't sound like something I would like to use.

I kind of like the options with Bee in the name because it let's you know that there will be honey in the product with out just spelling it out. I think that it great

Bee Clean has a cute ring to it. Milky honey just sounds confusing.

I love bees, so A and B were my first two choices. Between Bee Clean (Option A) and Gentle B (Option B), I chose A because I feel like Clean Bee gives you a better sense of what the product does than Gentle Bee (i.e. Option B). Gentle Bee is a really cute name, though, so Option B is my #2 choice. Milky Honey also sounds really cute, though, so Option C is my next (i.e. #3) choice. I ranked Option D, Gentle Cleanse last because I feel like although it is not a bad name, it sounds very generic and could be for almost any type of cleaning product.

I think that the bee is really cute for this one

A is really great, by far the best one up there. Its fun, memorable and adorable. I want to know what that product is right away and word play is always clever. B is cute, it just does not make as much sense as A, "Bee Gentle" would make more sense, but its still a play on words and cute. C is alright, if I read C I would think it was some kind of chocolate or something simliar so its seems misleading and maybe not the best in this situation. D is just boring, the brand name is not unique, its not fun and its not memorable.

C sounded sort of erotic to me which was just a turnoff since that didn't match the product. I liked that A and B had a bee theme and that D felt cleansing and refreshing.

C doesn't sound clean, it sounds sticky. A is kind of cute. D is boring, but gets the point across.

The product name is preferable and favorable. The product name is memorable and likeable.

I chose A as my first choice because I think that the name is cute and it is implied that it is made from a product from bees. I chose C as my second choice because I like how it incorporates both products. I chose B as my third choice because I like the word bee added and like the word gentle so I know that the product is gentle. I chose D as my final choice because I like the classic name.

If it's a moisturizer and a cleanser I prefer this name because it's very memorable.

I went with the ones that referred to bees first because I think that they best describe the product line. I do not like the one that is names gentle cleanse because it is too generic and does not refer to the ingredients in the product.

Gentle Bee is a cute name and gets the point across. Milky honey also sounds like it'd feel really nice on my skin. Gentle Cleanse is just too generic and boring.

I think that option B both shows that it is gentle and also has a catchy name for the consumer.

I love the name gentle bee it is easy to remember. I think it would be so cute with a bee with a heart on its stinger for the advertising. This name is easy to remember and cute.

I think this one sounds good. It is attractive and easy to remember. I would chose this for my company. Thank you.

Option B sounded the best. It doesn't sound too harsh. Option D, was also good, but I preferred how B included the bee/honey aspect. Option A was okay. Option C, didn't sound like a good word combo.

I would choose option B as my top choice as it sounds soothing and trusting with a hint a cuteness with the bee add to it. My second choice would be option C because it also sounds soothing but with a hint of sexiness this can be positive or negative depending on branding. I do not like options A and D and would not pick either of them because they sound like cleaning products and not Moisturizing product names.

I chose B because I thought the name was catchy and the most appealing. The other options did not make me think of the product in a positive way.

I actually like all of them, but Option B is by far my favorite. I like the emphasis on 'gentle' because I like products that are not too harsh on my skin. I also like the word play of using 'bee' since it includes honey. I think that's super cute. After that, I like the milk and honey because it sounds like it will smell good. I like Option D slightly more than Option A because of the focus on 'gentle.'

D is nothing, so that's last, it's literally a tag on every single cleanser ever. Based on the description, I like B (ha) the most. However, what if you flipped it, so instead of Gentle Bee it was "Bee Gentle" -- same thought, but also a directive.

I think using the word "Bee" is clever because of the honey ingredient. Option D isn't unique or reference any of the ingredients so that ranked last.

Gentle Bee sounds awesome!

Gentle Bee sounds gentle and natural. Bee Clean is cute but it's more of a statement than a name. Gentle Cleanse is just too generic. Milky Honey sounds like a bad translation. Milk and Honey would be better.

B has an inviting name that's also informative. Option A has a clever name, so I was torn between options A and B, but ultimately B is more inviting. D is informative but not catchy. Even though C is fitting, it kind of elicits feelings of disgust.

A seems like a bad pun. I only really liked C because it was the only one who kind of had both milk & honey in there, most of them just focus on the honey aspect.

Milky Honey is a good name as it says what is inside and would make me more likely to click and look at the product.

I honestly don't like any of these names. Milky Honey comes closest to the actual ingredients. Gentle Cleanse is too vague. And Bee titles make me think honey but not milk.

i think milk honey is catchy and honest. it sounds like a product id want to buy

C and B because I would not use the word Bee to advertise a moisturizing product that contains honey

My preference sound more thoughtful than the rest.

I like that the use of milk and honey is used... but I also feel like it doesn't give enough - I think coconut honey would be more beneficial so people know that it is coconut and honey used

I think option C sound best because it says the two ingredients in its name.

Milky Honey sounds luxurious. Gentle Bee sounds like Burt's Bees which is trendy. Bee Clean can trigger this thought also. Gentle Cleanse sounds generic.

Milky Honey is the name for a Moisturizing product that contains Coconut Milk and Honey sounds the best to me.

Milky Honey lists both ingredients. I like that idea.

Oh, Milky Honey sounds absolutely amazing!! I'd try it for sure

I like option C because it describes exactly was is in the product. Option B and A are just cute names for the product.

C seems pure and safe

I liked option D the best because it tells you what it can off you. I would want a product that informs me quickly on the benefits it will give me.

I prefer product names that describe what the item does and avoids cutesy names or off spellings. For those reasons, option D is by far the best choice

It does not have to include the ingredient list in the description. It has to be memorable.

D sounds very appealing and fitting to me, B comes next, it also sounds appropriate, A sounds okay, C sounds okay but has the least appeal

Gentle Cleanse is the product name in option D that would appeal to me the most. I like the product name because I have such sensitive skin that I have to be careful what I put on my skin. When I know that a moisturizing product will be gentle on my skin, then I am more likely to buy it. Coconut milk and honey are calming and soothing ingredients and would be healthy for my skin and they are a perfect fit for a product named Gentle Cleanse

I like D the most because this name makes me think that the product would work for sensitive skin. I like A next because this is a funny play on words. I like B next because this name makes me think about the honey in the product. I don't like C as much because this name is not as unique, funny, and memorable to me as the other names.