Terms and Conditions of Service

The Regulations define the rules of using the Website available at https://christianlaurent.eu/, including in particular the types of services provided electronically available on the website, the conditions for the provision of these services, including the technical requirements necessary for the cooperation of the user's end devices with the service provider's IT system, the conditions for concluding and terminating agreements for the provision of these services and the complaint procedure.

These Regulations are the regulations referred to in art. 8 of 18 July 2002 on the provision of services by electronic means (consolidated text: Journal of Laws of 2019, item 123, as amended).

I. Definitions

1. The terms used below mean:

1) Data Administrator – Service Provider as the entity administering the personal data of Users;

2) Cookies - IT data, in particular small text files, saved and stored in end devices, which can be read each time the device connects to the Service, used to enable or facilitate Users' access to the Service;

3) Personal data - any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person within the meaning of art. 4 sec. 1 of Regulation 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016 on the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data, and repealing Directive 95/46/EC (General Data Protection Regulation; Official Journal of the EU series L no. 119, 4.5.2016, pp. 1-88);

4) Website Materials - all graphics, photos and visualizations of Products, advertising films, sounds and melodies and texts, slogans, names, including the name of the Website, trademarks, names of Products, series of Products, companies and all other distinguishing marks and similar entireties disclosed on the Website or through it, regardless of whether they are provided with markings indicating that they are subject to protection (e.g. the ® mark next to the trademark), or whether they are objects that do not bear such visible signs, as well as the software and database of the Website;

5) Regulations - all the rules for using the Website and any services provided therein that are applicable, contained in this document, unless other documents to which the Regulations expressly refer, in particular those concerning specific services provided on the Website, provide otherwise;

6) Parties – Service Provider and User;

7) Service - a set of variable composition of services provided using an IT tool connected to the Internet, by electronic means, in accordance with these Regulations and the regulations of other services provided on the Service, available at any time via the link entitled "Regulations" located at the bottom of each subpage of the Service, as well as by way of referrals from other areas of the Internet, such as, in particular, the general information service regarding the Service Provider's activities, the Account service maintained on the Service, the e-Shop service, the newsletter service and other information and communication services;

8) Terminal Device - an electronic device, such as a computer set or mobile phone, via which the User gains access to and uses the Website;

9) Service Provider - Beauty Brands Ecommerce sp. z o. o. with its registered office at ul. Żytnia 19, 05-506 Lesznowola, entered into the National Court Register by the District Court for the Capital City of Warsaw in Warsaw, 14th Commercial Division of the National Court Register under the KRS number 0000760609, share capital: PLN 5,000.00, REGON: 381956358, NIP: 1231417982;

10) User – any person who uses the Website in any way.

II. General Provisions

1. These Regulations define the rules for the use of the Service by Users in the scope of any services provided therein. The provision of specific services in the Service, such as the e-Shop service, may be partially subject to separate rules, to which these Regulations refer.

2. The Service Materials such as, among others, the name of the Service, trademarks and other distinguishing marks disclosed therein, software and the Service database, which have been made available to Users in the form of the Service or through it, are subject to legal protection; the principles of their use are specified in Chapter VI of the Regulations.

3. By using the Website and the specific services provided through it, the User always expresses his/her consent to the principles set out in these Regulations, including the relevant separate principles for the provision of these specific services.

4. Persons using the Service may access these Regulations and the rules for the provision of specific services provided on the Service at any time via the link entitled "Regulations" located at the bottom of each subpage of the Service and print them.

5. The provisions of these Regulations may be subject to changes in accordance with the provisions of Chapter X of the Regulations.

III. General principles and technical conditions for the provision of services

1. Concluding an agreement for the use of the service provided on the Website means expressing consent to the terms of use formulated in these Regulations. The Service Provider informs that it does not conclude individual agreements with Users; all Users use the services provided on the Website on the principles specified exclusively in these Regulations and documents to which these Regulations refer.

2. The conclusion of the agreement on the use of the general information service provided on the Website concerning the activity of the Service Provider takes place at the moment the User activates the Internet address of the Website in the address bar of the web browser or a reference made available in external resources (which may take the form of a link, banner, pop-up, etc.) and is terminated, subject to separate provisions of the Regulations, at the moment the Website is no longer displayed on the User's end device.

3. When using the Service, the User is obliged to refrain from any actions that may disrupt the functioning of the Service, in particular, using any software or devices in relation to the Service that may cause such an effect, as well as providing the Service with false data, data contrary to the law or good customs, or personal data other than that which concerns him/her.

4. Using the Service in the full scope of security of use, smoothness of data processing taking place in the Service and accuracy of presentation of its text and graphic elements is possible provided that the terminal equipment and IT system used by the User meet the minimum technical requirements:

1) computer, laptop, tablet, mobile phone or other multimedia device with Internet access;

2) Internet browser: Mozilla Firefox at least version 15, EDGE, Opera at least version 10, Google Chrome at least version 12, Safari at least version 10 (we do not guarantee correct operation of the store on older versions of browsers);

3) Cookies and Javascript enabled in your web browser.

5. The Service Provider is not a service provider of Internet access services. In order to use the Service, the User should obtain access to such a service on their own, bearing in mind that the terms and conditions of such services provided by their service providers may affect the security and comfort of using the Service, and that despite the fact that the IT system used by the User meets the requirements referred to in the above points, the fluidity of data processing processes taking place in the Service and the accuracy of the presentation of its text and graphic elements may be lower than the User's justified expectations.

6. The Service Provider reserves the right to:

1) to introduce changes to the method of providing services on the Website at any time, unilaterally, in accordance with external conditions for the Service Provider, in particular market and legal conditions, as well as in accordance with the technical capabilities available, without impairing their quality and without affecting the scope of the rights and obligations of the Parties, as well as the right to periodically suspend the availability of the Website and the provision of individual services on the Website in connection with its maintenance, replacement of equipment or in connection with the expansion or modernization of the Website;

2) complete cessation of making the Website available and providing individual services on the Website, and commencement of the provision of new services on the Website, including services of a different nature from the services previously provided.

IV. Complaints

1. When using the Service, the User is obliged to immediately notify the Service Provider of any irregularities, faults or interruptions in the functioning of the Service and of the improper quality of the services provided on the Service.

2. Complaints related to the functioning of the Website may be submitted by the User to the following e-mail address: info@christianlaurent.eu

3. Complaints and the method of filing complaints in connection with the use of the e-Shop service as well as complaints and the method of filing complaints in connection with products purchased in the e-Shop are specified in the regulations for the provision of the e-Shop service.

4. The Service Provider considers complaints and provides Users with responses in the order in which they are received, within 30 days of their receipt.

5. The Service Provider informs that in the event of a complaint or dispute arising between the Service Provider and the User, the User may use out-of-court methods of handling complaints and pursuing claims. Detailed information in this regard is provided by the Federation of Consumers at the toll-free hotline number: +48 22 123 81 81.

V. Responsibility

1. The use of the Service is at the sole risk of the persons using it. The Service Provider shall not be liable to the persons using the Service for any, direct or indirect, losses or damages, loss of any data, profits, revenues, undertakings, however caused, except for damage resulting from the wilful misconduct or gross negligence of the Service Provider or its employees. The Service Provider shall not be liable for any failure to perform its obligations under these Regulations caused by circumstances for which it is not liable under the law.

2. The User is solely responsible for the truthfulness, formal correctness, completeness and adequacy of the data provided by him to the Service, in particular he should properly select and properly protect against access by unauthorized persons the data used to gain access to the Service, such as his name and password, and provide true, correct, complete and adequate data marked by the Service Provider as necessary for using the services provided on the Service.

3. The fact that third-party websites are connected to the Service via a link does not mean that the Service Provider permits such links, is responsible for the activities of these other websites or their content or otherwise approves them.

4. The Service Provider shapes the Service and the services provided therein taking into account the satisfaction that the User could have from using this Service and these services in the typical case of a user. The Service Provider is not responsible for the Service's compliance with the User's expectations regarding the substantive content, accuracy or usefulness of the information obtained, unless such responsibility has been expressly accepted by the Service Provider.

5. The Service Provider shall not be liable for any technical problems or technical limitations occurring in the computer equipment, IT system or telecommunications infrastructure used by the User, which prevent or hinder the User from using the Service.

6. The User is liable for any damages incurred by the Service Provider in connection with filing a lawsuit, bringing charges and incurring expenses as a result of a breach of the provisions of these Regulations by the User, including the device used by the User to use the Service or the data transferred to the Service.

7. The User guarantees that he will use the Service, both in terms of receiving and transmitting information, only in a manner consistent with applicable law and good practices, and with respect for intellectual property rights, personal rights and personal data of other people.

8. To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Service Provider shall not be liable for the consequences of further use by the User of information obtained through the Service, in particular for the consequences of decisions made on their basis in the field of health care, beauty care, financial management, upbringing and education of children, forms of spending free time and any other areas of life activity.

VI. Intellectual Property Protection

1. The use of the Website materials is possible, subject to the minimum use resulting from the provisions on permitted unauthorised use of copyrights, trademarks, patents and other intellectual property rights, only with the prior, separate written consent of the Service Provider.

2. The Service Recipient undertakes in particular not to use the Website materials, in particular images and descriptions of Products, for the purpose of formulating offers to purchase any goods or services.

VII. Privacy Policy

1. Data, including the User's personal data, are processed by the Service Provider in the manner described in the "Privacy Policy" document, available at any time via the link titled "Privacy Policy" located at the bottom of each subpage of the Service.

2. The Service Provider hereby informs Users that in the process of their use of the Website and the services provided therein, including the e-Shop service, it uses cookies in the manner described in the "Privacy Policy" document available at any time via the link titled "Privacy Policy" located at the bottom of each subpage of the Website.

3. In the event that the User is sent from the Service via a link, indication of the possibility of use or in any other way to an internet service administered by a third party, the entry of data by the User into that service, including personal data, is at the User's sole risk.

VIII. Newsletter

1. The Service Provider provides Users with a newsletter service under the terms and conditions set out in these Regulations, which is a service of irregular, free-of-charge sending of email messages containing commercial information to the email addresses of Users.

2. The newsletter service order includes:

1) entering the User's email address in the newsletter activation gateway section;

2) the User's consent to the principles set out in these Regulations;

3) the User’s voluntary consent to receive commercial information from the Service Provider;

4) activation of the "Subscribe to the newsletter" command.

3. The User may also take the above-mentioned actions when using the Account service provided under the e-Shop Regulations.

4. Commercial information sent as part of the newsletter will only concern the Service Provider and entities cooperating with it and products originating from them, in particular cosmetic products and hygiene products.

5. The user may unsubscribe from the newsletter service at any time by using the deactivation link at the end of each sent message.
messages or when using the Account service provided under the e-Shop Regulations, by unchecking the appropriate form field and activating the "Save" command.

6. The newsletter service is deactivated within 24 hours of receipt.
by the Service Provider and may be signalled to the User by sending an e-mail message.

IX. eShop

1. The Service Provider provides the Users with the e-Shop service and for this purpose supplies an IT tool connected to the Internet, available under the terms of these Regulations and the e-Shop Regulations, available at any time via the link entitled "Regulations" located at the bottom of each subpage of the e-Shop, as well as by way of referrals from other areas of the Internet, through which the Service Provider (as the Seller) in particular enables Users (as Customers) to place orders for products and make purchases of products.

X. Final Provisions

1. If any of the provisions of the Regulations are or become in the future illegal, unenforceable, incomplete, ineffective or invalid, this will not affect the effectiveness of the Service Provider's agreement with the User in its remaining part. In such a case, the Parties will enter into negotiations to replace the incomplete or ineffective provision of the Regulations with a legally effective provision that most closely corresponds to the purpose of the disputed provision of the Regulations.

2. Polish law shall apply to these Regulations and any agreements concluded on their basis.

3. The Seller reserves the right to introduce changes to these Regulations. Changes to the Regulations will not violate the rights of Users who placed an order for services provided on the Website before the date of entry into force of the change. Changes to the Regulations enter into force after 7 days from the date of their publication on the Website. The Seller will inform about the changes by e-mail sent to the User's address. If the User does not agree to the change, they should activate the command "I do not accept the change to the Regulations". Failure to accept the change will result in the inability to continue using the services provided on the Website.

4. These regulations are effective from 12 January 2024.