Ask HN: Trademark Classification Help?

I'm starting an eco-friendly and sustainable personal care company, beginning with toothpaste and mouthwash tablets. These are small tablets that dissolve in the mouth for brushing or can be used as mouthwash. They have a similar taste and feel to regular toothpaste and mouthwash. We plan to expand our product line to include refillable personal care items like shampoo and shower gel, as well as household cleaning products.

We've chosen a somewhat generic word for our brand. However, we've discovered that a third party filed a trademark application for this word in March 2023. Their application, still pending, is under the classification 003, and their description is for "Non-medicated skin care preparations, namely, cleansers, moisturizers".

My concern is about potential trademark infringement. I want to that generic name as a company name, and besides oral care initially, we also want to focus on personal care and even household products down the line. Given the existing trademark application in a similar product category, would using this name for our business infringe on their trademark?

I would also like to consult with a trademark lawyer if anyone can recommend someone that would be great.