The mark consists of the words "Milagros" and "by Latin Beauty" that comprise the logo. The word "Milagros" consists of the following with each letter created as follows: The "M" is the letter written with straight lines before stopping at a woman's hair, with one curved strand of hair cutting off the third straight line of the letter. The second strand of hair protrudes out from the woman's head and goes downward at a slight angle before curving to the right slightly and ending before reaching back to the letter "M". As for the remainder of the woman's head, it initially curves down to form the woman's face and touching the second and third lines of the letter "M". The outline of the face includes an eyelash, a nose, and lips before curving down into the chin with the woman's throat curving back and rejoining the letter "M". The letter "i" has the downward line curves slightly to the right and upwards touching the left side of the letter "l". The letter "l" has a singular line slightly curved downward that straightens out as the line continues down before curving to the right and upwards. The letter "a" is written with a singular straight line curving to the right and upwards. This is followed by an oval-like shape, touching the letter "l" briefly before returning to form the letter "a". The letter "g" begins with a straight line that curves around down and to the left to form the first half of the letter. The second half of the letter "g" is drawn below the other letters and circles back around, with this circular portion also having the line become thinner just as it curves back up and through the middle of the letter, but this curved line continues to the next letter, being "r". The letter "r" begins with the slightest circular motion possible before straightening out with a line going horizontally. The second half of the letter "r" has that line extend downwards at near a ninety-degree angle before curving back upwards and thinning after reaching the bottom. The letter "o" is with an oval shape that is thinner on the right side just as the thin line begins upwards and continues downward before becoming thicker on the left side going back up. There is also a singular thin line that protrudes out of the letter "o" and curves upwards to join with the letter "s". The letter "s" begins with the aforementioned thin line that goes into another line that at the top right corner portion begins as a thin line that curves downwards and slightly to the left. This is before it thickens and moves downward at a slight rightward angle before curving back down and to the left, having a larger circular protuberance on the bottom left corner. Finally, the bottom portion of the curvature has a thin line protruding out and slightly curving upwards. As for the colors of each letter, they are as follows: The letters "M" and "l" begin with a dark brown color on each edge and shifting to a mix of light brown and light yellow before shifting again to a much lighter yellow color towards the middle of each letter. The color scheme for the lady operates as follows: The top of her head has the dark brown color shift to a light brown and yellow mix, and then to a much lighter yellow color from top to bottom. The remaining letters "i", "a", "g", "r", "o", and "s" have the dark brown color shift to the light brown and light yellow mix, and then to a lighter yellow color from the bottom to the top. The letter "g" specifically has dark brown at the very bottom of the letter, that color remains until just before the curved line cuts through the letter "g". The words "by latin beauty" are all written in the same dark brown color, and are located under the letters: "r", "o", and "s". The first letter in those words, the letter "b" in "by" begins underneath the thin line that curves upwards into the letter "r" and ends with the letter "y" in "beauty" a half-inch after the thin line on the bottom of the letter "s" protrudes out. White is in the background and forms the woman's face.