Cookies
Cookies Policy
Cookies
housnabeauty.com uses cookies primarily for technical and website functionality purposes. These cookies are not used for purposes other than those described below, and we do not share the information collected through them with third parties except where necessary for the operation of third-party services used on our website.
We use Google Analytics to obtain anonymous statistics about traffic and visitor behaviour on our website. In addition to the cookies described above, Google Analytics may use other cookies to help measure sessions, visits and unique users.
These cookies do not contain personal or private information relating to registered users of housnabeauty.com. Analytical information is kept separate from any personal information managed by our website.
Companies providing advertising or website analytics services may also use cookies for statistical purposes, but only in connection with visits and interactions with their own services or servers. These cookies are not directly linked to personal data held by housnabeauty.com, and we take appropriate technical measures to help prevent the unauthorised disclosure of personal information.
Users can delete or block cookies at any time through their browser settings.
What is a cookie?
A cookie is a harmless text file that is stored in your browser when you visit almost any website. Its purpose is to allow the website to remember certain information about your visit when you return to browse the site.
Cookies have been used for many years and are a standard part of how modern websites operate.
What is NOT a cookie?
A cookie is not a virus, Trojan horse, worm, spam, spyware or pop-up window.
What information does a cookie store?
Cookies do not normally store sensitive information about you, such as bank details, credit card numbers, photographs, identification numbers or other personal information.
The information stored by cookies is generally technical and may relate to preferences, website settings, language, browsing behaviour or content personalisation.
The web server does not normally identify you as an individual, but rather recognises your browser. For example, if you normally browse using one browser and later visit the same website using another browser, the website may treat you as a different visitor because cookies are generally associated with the browser rather than directly with the individual user.
Types of cookies
Technical cookies
These are the most basic cookies and are necessary for the proper functioning of the website. They may allow the website to determine whether a visitor is a real user or an automated application, whether a user is anonymous or logged in, and to perform essential functions required for the operation of a dynamic website.
Analytical cookies
These cookies collect information about how visitors use the website, such as the sections visited most frequently, pages viewed, time spent on the website, language preferences and other browsing patterns.
This information helps us understand how the website is used and improve its content, functionality and user experience.
Advertising cookies
Advertising cookies may be used to display advertisements or promotional content based on browsing habits, geographical location, language or other information.
Where applicable, these cookies may be provided by third-party advertising services.
First-party cookies vs. third-party cookies
First-party cookies are created and managed directly by the website you are visiting.
Third-party cookies are created by external services or providers integrated into a website, such as Google, Facebook or other online platforms.
What happens if I disable cookies?
If you disable or block cookies, some functions of the website may not work correctly.
Depending on the cookies that are disabled, you may experience issues such as:
- Some website features may not function correctly.
- Content may not be adapted to your preferences.
- Certain private or personalised areas of the website may not be available.
- Some online purchasing or booking functions may not work correctly, where applicable.
- Certain geographical preferences, such as language, currency or time zone, may not be remembered.
- Website analytics may not be available, making it more difficult for us to understand visitor behaviour and improve the website.
- Some interactive features, comments, uploads or ratings may not function correctly.
- The website may not be able to distinguish between legitimate users and automated or spam activity.
- Personalised advertising may not be displayed.
Third-party social media platforms may also use cookies. If these cookies are disabled, some social media-related features may not function correctly.
Can cookies be deleted?
Yes. You can delete or block cookies either globally or for a specific website or domain.
To do so, open your browser settings and look for the section relating to cookies, website data or browsing data. From there, you can delete cookies individually or block them according to your preferences.
Cookie settings for popular browsers
The exact steps may vary depending on the browser and its version.
Google Chrome:
Go to Settings → Privacy and security → Third-party cookies or Site data, where you can manage or delete cookies.
Microsoft Edge:
Go to Settings → Cookies and site permissions → Manage and delete cookies and site data.
Mozilla Firefox:
Go to Settings → Privacy & Security and manage cookies and site data from there.
Safari (macOS):
Go to Safari → Settings/Preferences → Privacy to manage cookies and website data.
Safari (iOS):
Go to Settings → Safari → Advanced or Privacy & Security to manage website data and cookies.
Android browsers:
Open your browser, go to Menu → Settings → Privacy and security, and manage cookies from there.
Other browsers:
Please consult the privacy or cookie settings provided by your browser.
Third-party cookies and advertising
Some third-party services may manage advertising spaces, banners or promotional content displayed on our website.
These cookies may be used to measure the effectiveness of advertising campaigns, provide statistical information and, where applicable, display content or advertisements that are more relevant to users.
Depending on their own privacy policies, some advertising networks may use anonymous or pseudonymous cookie information to display advertisements on other websites.
Users can manage or refuse these cookies through their browser settings or, where available, through the cookie consent options provided on housnabeauty.com.
Final note
Like most websites, housnabeauty.com may record your IP address and use cookies and similar technologies for technical, analytical and operational purposes.
We do not sell, rent or exchange personal information collected through our website with third parties.
Where advertising or promotional content is displayed on our website, it may be based on general information such as the user’s country or geographical location. We do not intend for advertising activity to identify an individual user personally.
For more information about how we process personal data, please refer to our Privacy Policy.
Last updated: August 2026