Cookies are small text files placed on your device. This policy explains which ones we use and how to change your mind.
Categories we use
Strictly necessary cookies. These keep the site working, remembering your cookie choice, maintaining security and enabling core navigation. They cannot be switched off through the banner.
Analytics cookies. These help us understand which pages are read, how visitors arrive and where they leave. They are only set if you accept them.
Functional cookies. These remember preferences such as filters you have applied, so the site behaves consistently between visits.
Marketing cookies. If introduced in a future phase, for example to measure campaign performance around applications, they will be listed here and will require your consent before being set.
Managing your preferences
When you first visit, a banner offers a choice between essential cookies only and all cookies. Your choice is stored on your device so we do not ask again on every page.
To change your choice, clear this site's data in your browser and reload the page. The banner will appear again.
All major browsers also allow you to block or delete cookies through their settings. Blocking strictly necessary cookies may cause parts of the site to stop working.
Third-party cookies
Analytics and embedded media provided by third parties may set their own cookies when you accept non-essential cookies. Those providers process information under their own policies, and we ask them to act on our instructions where the law requires it.
Consent and duration
Consent is recorded for a limited period, after which we will ask again. Individual cookies have different lifespans: some expire when you close your browser, others persist for a defined period.
Related policies
For a fuller picture of how personal information is handled, read the Privacy Policy. Questions about cookies can be sent to hello@herbizmakeover.com.
This document is pre-launch placeholder wording provided for completeness. It should be reviewed and finalised by qualified legal counsel before the platform collects information from the public.
