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Cookie Statement

What are cookies?

A cookie is a small text file that a browser stores on your computer or mobile device when you visit a particular website. Cookies help a website remember your actions and preferences (such as login, language, font size, and other display settings) over a period of time, so you don’t have to re-enter them whenever you return to the site or browse different pages.

How do we use cookies?

DIVINITY BEAUTY SUPPLY, trgovina, posredništvo in storitve, d.o.o. (hereinafter: Divinity Beauty Supply), Mala Loka 17, 1230 Domžale, VAT: SI28147049, registered in the Business Register of the District Court in Ljubljana, Company code 9887032000 (hereinafter: Divinity Beauty Supply), collects, uses, and manages your personal data found on the website www.divinitysupply.com.

www.divinitysupply.com uses cookies and similar technologies for various purposes, depending on the context or product, including:

  1. Temporary user input cookies (session ID) and/or persistent cookies (limited to a few hours) – used to store your preferences and settings on your device and to enhance your user experience. For example, storing your personal preferences in cookies prevents you from having to set them repeatedly.

  2. Authentication cookies – used for authentication services during a session – these cookies verify your authenticity, allowing you to navigate from page to page without having to log in again.

  3. User security cookies – used to detect authentication abuse, with a limited duration – they process information to enhance security and detect fraud or abuse.

  4. Multimedia content cookies, such as Flash player cookies, valid for the duration of a session.

  5. Load-balancing cookies, valid for the duration of a session – they help remember data provided by you, storing them in cookies to retain settings such as your selected language.

  6. Persistent cookies for user interface customization, valid for the session or slightly longer – they provide feedback on the website’s usability.

Additionally, we use third-party cookies for social media plugins and registered social network members. Some of our web pages include social media cookies (Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest) and Google services (YouTube), enabling logged-in social media users to share content. This applies to websites that allow login and registration via social media accounts and content-sharing features like the “Like” button.

The cookies we use mainly serve to make our website easier for users, such as "remembering" entered data so that users don’t have to re-enter it. We also use cookies that enable personalized online content (such as ads and images) tailored to your preferences.

Managing third-party cookies

You can learn how to manage third-party cookies on their respective websites:

  1. Facebook – Cookie Policy

  2. Instagram – Cookie Policy

  3. Google – Cookie Policy

  4. TikTok – Cookie Policy

  5. Pinterest – Cookie Policy

Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest, and Google collect and process your personal data when you visit their websites and apps, including device and activity data, even without any further action from you. This occurs regardless of whether you have a Facebook, Instagram, or Google account or whether you are logged in.

Divinity Beauty Supply cannot influence the processing of personal data conducted by third parties. We do not use cookies for any purposes other than those described in our Privacy Policy and this Cookie Policy.

Cookies used on this website

Name Description
Technical Cookies These cookies are essential for browsing the website and using specific features. Without these necessary cookies, some functions of our website cannot be used.
Functional Cookies These cookies collect information about user behavior. The collected data is part of a report intended to improve the website. All collected data is anonymous.
Marketing & Promotional Cookies These cookies are used to display ads relevant to the user and their interests. They may also store and measure the effectiveness of an advertising campaign encountered while visiting certain websites. Additionally, we use third-party cookies (e.g., Google Analytics for traffic analysis). These cookies are owned by third parties, and we do not have access to read or write this data.

 

Transfer to Third Countries

Divinity Beauty Supply uses tools and services from companies and social networks that do not operate within the European Union. We are obliged to inform you that third parties may transfer your personal data to the United States, where they may share it with intelligence agencies in accordance with applicable U.S. regulations.

We prioritize the protection of your data and have implemented mechanisms to ensure a higher level of security. We will inform you about all the measures taken, and once the ongoing processes are completed, we will update our policies accordingly. If you would like to know how third parties change their data protection policies, please refer to the following links:
Google Privacy Policy
Meta (Facebook) Privacy Policy

What Cookies Does Meta Platforms Ireland Ltd. Use?

Meta Platforms Ireland Ltd. (hereinafter: Meta) uses cookies if you have a Facebook account, use Meta products (including Facebook pages and applications), or visit other websites and applications that integrate Meta products (such as the “Like” button or other Facebook technologies).

Cookies enable Meta to provide its products and understand the information it receives from you, including data about your use of other websites and applications, regardless of whether you are registered or logged in.

Cookies help provide, protect, and improve Meta’s products by, for example, customizing content, tailoring and measuring advertisements, and ensuring a safer environment. Although the cookies used by Facebook may change periodically as Meta improves and updates its products, they serve the following purposes:

  • Authentication – Verifying your account and login status to provide you with access to Meta products and ensure appropriate content and features.

  • Security and site integrity – Protecting your account, data, and Meta products from unauthorized access and fraudulent activities.

  • Advertising, recommendations, analytics, and measurement – Showing relevant ads, tracking ad performance, and analyzing user behavior to improve Meta’s services.

  • Functionality and user experience – Enhancing your experience on Meta platforms by remembering settings, personalizing content, and providing relevant recommendations.

Meta also collects data about your device and online activity when you visit its platforms and applications, even if you do not have a Facebook account or are not logged in.

Do Other Websites Use Cookies Related to Meta Products?

Yes, third parties may use cookies on Meta products to provide services to us and businesses that advertise on Facebook.

For example, our measurement partners use cookies in Meta products to help advertisers understand the effectiveness of their ad campaigns and compare their performance with ads displayed on other websites and applications.

Third parties also use cookies on their own websites and applications in connection with Meta products. To learn how other websites use cookies, please refer to their policies.

How to Manage How Facebook Uses Cookies for Ad Display?

One of the reasons we use cookies is to show you useful and relevant ads on and off Facebook.

You can control how Facebook uses your data to display ads with the tools described below. Additionally, you can manage and update the data used by the data controller in connection with Meta services used by Divinity Beauty Supply via the data management tools available on www.divinitysupply.com.

For Everyone:
You can opt out of seeing online ads displayed by Facebook and other companies through the Digital Advertising Alliance in the U.S., the Digital Advertising Alliance of Canada in Canada, or the European Interactive Digital Advertising Alliance in Europe, or through your mobile device settings. Please note that ad-blocking software and tools that restrict our use of cookies may interfere with these controls.

Additional Information on Online Advertising:

Advertising companies that partner with Meta primarily use cookies and similar technologies as part of their services. If you want to learn more about how advertisers generally use cookies and what options they offer, explore the following resources:

Managing Cookies in Your Browser:

Additionally, your browser or device may have settings that allow you to choose whether cookies are stored and give you the option to delete them. For more information on these controls, check your browser or device's help section. If you disable cookies in your browser, some parts of Facebook products may not function properly.

The purpose and scope of data collection, further processing, and use of data by Facebook/Instagram, as well as your rights and privacy settings, can be found in Facebook's Data Policy and Instagram's Privacy Policy.

If you do not want Facebook/Instagram to directly associate the data collected through our website with your Facebook/Instagram profile, you must log out of Facebook/Instagram before visiting our website. You can completely prevent Facebook/Instagram plugins from loading by using browser extensions, such as the Facebook Blocker.

 

Which Cookies Are Used by Google LLC and Its Affiliates?

The website www.divinitysupply.com also uses certain Google services, through which Google LLC collects specific personal data via cookies (hereinafter: Google).

When referring to Google services, we consider the following:

  • Google applications,

  • Websites,

  • Devices such as Search platforms, YouTube, and Google Home, as well as the Chrome browser and Android operating system,

  • Products integrated into third-party applications and websites, such as ads and embedded Google Maps.

When you are signed in and interact with certain Google services, such as posting a comment on a YouTube video, your name and profile picture may be displayed alongside your activity. Depending on your settings, Google may also display this data in ads.

Google may publicly share certain categories of data with its partners, such as advertisers or developers. Similarly, Google allows certain partners to collect data from your browser or device for advertising and measurement purposes through their own cookies or similar technologies.

Google uses cookies for various purposes, including:

  • Remembering your SafeSearch preferences,

  • Making ads more relevant to you,

  • Counting visitors to a specific page,

  • Assisting with registration for certain Google services,

  • Protecting your data,

  • Remembering your ad settings.

Below, you can find a list of the types of cookies Google uses and learn how Google and its partners utilize cookies in advertising.

1. Use of "Preferences" Cookies

These cookies allow Google websites to remember information that changes the behavior or appearance of the website, such as your selected language or region.

For example, if the website remembers your location, it can provide local weather or traffic news. These cookies can also help adjust text size, font, and other customizable elements of web pages.

If the data stored in a preferences cookie is lost, the functionality of the website may be affected, but it should not prevent the website from operating.

Example:
Most Google users have a preferences cookie called "NID" in their browser. The browser sends this cookie along with requests to Google websites. The "NID" cookie contains a unique ID that Google uses to store your preferences and other information, such as your preferred language (e.g., Slovenian), the number of search results you want to display per page (e.g., 10 or 20), and whether you want Google's SafeSearch filter to be enabled.

2. Use of "Security" Cookies

Google uses security cookies to authenticate users and protect user data from unauthorized access.

Example:
Google uses the cookies "SID" and "HSID," which contain digitally signed and encrypted records of the user's Google Account ID and the time of their last login. The combination of these two cookies enables Google to block various types of attacks, such as attempts to steal content from forms you have filled out on websites.

3. Use of "Process" Cookies

Process cookies help websites function properly and provide the services that visitors expect, such as navigating web pages or accessing secure areas of the website. Without these cookies, the website cannot function properly.

Example:
Google uses a cookie called "lbcs," which allows Google Docs to open multiple documents in a single browser. Blocking this cookie would prevent Google Docs from functioning correctly.

4. Use of "Advertising" Cookies

This category of cookies helps Google make advertising more engaging for users and more valuable for publishers and advertisers. These cookies are typically used to:

  • Select ads based on their relevance to the user,

  • Improve reporting on ad campaign performance,

  • Prevent the same ads from being shown too frequently to the same user.

Example:
Google uses the "NID" and "SID" cookies to customize ads in Google products, such as Google Search. For example, Google uses these cookies to remember your last searches, previous interactions with ads or advertiser search results, and visits to advertiser websites. This allows Google to display personalized ads.

Google also uses one or more cookies for ads displayed on the web. One of the main advertising cookies on non-Google websites is called "IDE," which is stored in browsers under the doubleclick.net domain. Another similar cookie is stored under the google.com domain and is called "ANID."

Google also uses cookies such as DSID, FLC, AID, TAID, and exchange_uid. Other Google products, such as YouTube, may also use these cookies to display more relevant ads.

Sometimes, advertising cookies may be placed on the domain of the website you visited. In cases where Google provides online advertising, cookies such as "__gads" or "__gac" may be set on the visited website's domain.

Unlike cookies set on Google's domains, Google cannot read these cookies when you are on websites where they are not set. Their purpose is to measure interactions with ads on that domain and prevent excessive ad repetition for users.

Google also uses conversion cookies, primarily to help advertisers determine how often people who click on their ads actually purchase their products.

5. Use of "Session Status" Cookies

Websites often collect information about how users interact with the site. This may include details on which pages users visit most frequently and whether they receive error messages from certain pages. These "session status cookies" help Google improve its services and provide users with a better browsing experience.

Blocking or deleting these cookies will not make the website unusable.

The cookies mentioned above may also be used to anonymously measure the effectiveness of pay-per-click and affiliate advertising.

Example:
A cookie named "recently_watched_video_id_list" is used by YouTube to record which videos a particular browser has recently watched.

6. Use of "Analytics" Cookies

To analyze website traffic, www.divinitysupply.com uses Google (Universal) Analytics, an analytics service provided by Google Ireland Limited (www.google.de). This service operates under Irish regulations and is based at Gordon House, Barrow Street, Dublin 4, Ireland (www.google.co.uk).

When data is transferred to Google and stored on servers located in the United States, Google LLC is certified under the EU-US Privacy Shield data protection framework.

Google (Universal) Analytics uses methods such as cookies to analyze your use of websites. Automatically collected data about your website usage is usually transferred to Google's servers in the U.S. and stored there. By enabling IP address anonymization on these websites, IP addresses are truncated before transmission within EU member states or other signatory countries of the European Economic Area (EEA) Agreement. Only in exceptional cases is the full IP address sent to a Google server in the U.S. and then truncated.

The anonymized IP address transmitted by your browser as part of Google Analytics is not linked to other Google data. Once Google Analytics usage ends, data collected in this context is deleted.

You can prevent Google from collecting and processing data generated by cookies related to your use of websites (including your IP address) by downloading and installing a browser add-on available at the following link: http://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout?hl=en.

Alternatively, clicking this link will prevent future data collection by Google Analytics on these websites. A cookie will be stored on your device to deactivate tracking. If you delete your cookies, you will need to click the link again.

Exporting or Deleting Your Google Account Data

You can export a copy of your data at any time or delete it from your Google Account.

If desired, you can export a copy of the content from your Google Account for backup purposes or for use in a non-Google service.

To delete your data, you can request the following:

  • Deletion of content from specific Google services.

  • Search for and delete specific items from your account via the My Activity page.

  • Deletion of certain Google products, including associated data.

  • Deletion of your entire Google Account.

  • Permanent deletion of your data.

A.1. Deleting All Cookies from Your Computer

If you remove cookies, you will be logged out of websites, and your saved settings may be erased.

How to do it:

  1. Open Chrome on your computer.

  2. Click More in the top-right corner, then select Settings.

  3. Scroll down and click Advanced.

  4. Under the Privacy and security section, click Site settings.

  5. Click Cookies and site data.

  6. Under All cookies and site data, click Remove all.

  7. Confirm by clicking Clear all.

A.2. Deleting Cookies for a Specific Website

How to do it:

  1. Open Chrome on your computer.

  2. Click More in the top-right corner, then select Settings.

  3. Scroll down and click Advanced.

  4. Under the Privacy and security section, click Site settings.

  5. Click Cookies and site data.

  6. Under All cookies and site data, find the name of the website.

  7. To the right of the website name, click Remove.

A.3. Deleting Cookies for a Specific Time Period

How to do it:

  1. Open Chrome on your computer.

  2. Click More in the top-right corner.

  3. Click More tools, then select Clear browsing data.

  4. At the top, tap the drop-down menu next to "Time range".

  5. Choose a period, such as the last hour or the last day.

  6. Check the box for "Cookies and other site data" and uncheck all other options.

  7. Click Clear browsing data.

B. Changing Google Cookie Settings

Cookies stored by websites can be allowed or blocked.

B.1. Allow or Block Cookies

  1. Open Chrome on your computer.

  2. In the top-right corner, click More, then select Settings.

  3. Scroll down and click Advanced.

  4. Under the Privacy and security section, click Site settings.

  5. Click on Cookies.

  6. Turn on or off the option Allow sites to store and read cookie data.

B.2. Block Cookies from Other Websites

When you visit a website, you can allow cookies from that website and block cookies from other websites that display ads or images on it. To block third-party cookies, enable Block third-party cookies.

All cookies and site data from other websites will be blocked, even if the website is allowed in the exceptions list.

B.3. Allow or Block Cookies from a Specific Website

If you allow cookies by default, you can still block cookies from a specific website.

  1. Open Chrome on your computer.

  2. In the top-right corner, click More, then select Settings.

  3. Scroll down and click Advanced.

  4. Under the Privacy and security section, click Site settings.

  5. Click on Cookies.

  6. Next to the options Block, Delete when you exit, or Allow, click Add.

  7. Enter the website address.

  8. To create an exception for the entire domain, enter [.] before the domain name. For example, [.] google.com applies to drive.google.com and calendar.google.com.
    You can also specify an IP address or a website address that does not start with http://.

  9. Click Add.

  10. If you want to remove an exception, click More on the right side of the site, then click Remove.

Note: If you are using a Chromebook at work or school, you may not be able to change this setting. If you need additional assistance, contact your administrator.

B.4. Deleting Cookies After Closing Chrome

You can allow websites to remember data during a browsing session, but automatically delete cookies when you close Chrome.

  1. Open Google Chrome on your computer.

  2. In the top-right corner, click More, then select Settings.

  3. Scroll down and click Advanced.

  4. Under the Privacy and security section, click Site settings.

  5. Click on Cookies.

  6. Turn on the option Keep local data only until I close the browser.

If you have any further questions or uncertainties, you can contact Google and their privacy office, or you can reach out to the Agency for Personal Data Protection of the Republic of Slovenia.

How Can You Control Cookies?

You can control and/or delete cookies as you wish.
You can delete all cookies that are already stored on your computer, and most browser settings allow you to block the storage of cookies.
If you block cookies, you may need to manually adjust some settings each time you visit a website, and some services and features may not be available.

Visitors can change how cookies are used by managing the consent given as part of the privacy settings on our website or within the browser or app, including blocking or removing those from the online store (and other websites). To do this, change the settings in your browser or app. The method for deleting cookies varies depending on the internet browser used. Information on deleting cookies can be found in the "Help" tab of the selected internet browser. Deleting cookies is not the same as deleting personal data collected through cookies by the data controller.

For example, in the Mozilla Firefox browser: Tools -> Options -> Privacy; in the Google Chrome browser: Settings -> Show advanced settings -> Privacy -> Content settings -> Cookies. The accessible paths may vary depending on the browser version used.
For more detailed information on managing cookies on a mobile phone or other mobile device, refer to the user manual of the specific phone or device.
It is also possible to block third-party cookies while accepting cookies used directly by the website owner (the "block third-party cookies" option).

What are the consequences of removing or blocking cookies?
Limiting the use of cookies on a specific device may prevent or significantly hinder the proper use of the online store. For example, this could be related to the inability to maintain a login session.
You can delete all cookies already stored on your computer, and most browsers allow you to block the storage of cookies. If you block cookies, you may need to manually adjust some settings each time you visit a website, and some services and features may not be available.
Divinity Beauty Supply allows you to update your cookie settings at any time at www.divinitysupply.com/#cookies.

How to delete cookies?
If you do not wish to manage your settings through the site on our website, we inform you that there are currently several websites available to disable the storage of cookies for different services.

More information can be found on the following websites:

www.allaboutcookies.org

www.youronlinechoices.com/hr

www.aboutads.info/choices

https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/analyticsjs/cookie-usage

http://www.addthis.com/privacy/privacy-policy