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How to read the published beauty information
Cosmetiquedeluxe.com articles offer general reference points about beauty products and their market. Reading them does not establish a sales relationship or a dermatological consultation. This disclaimer describes the publication’s scope, the limitations of available information and the rights that continue to apply to readers when they consult independent editorial coverage.
Read these provisions alongside publisher details
The following eleven articles reproduce the framework supplied for the guide, including cosmetic safety and fraud prevention in the final provision. They complement the information about VP Limited and N. Frik. Content questions or correction requests can be emailed to info@cosmetiquedeluxe.com, with the relevant page identified so the editorial issue can be located.
The eleven applicable provisions
- Article 1 — Purpose
- Cosmetiquedeluxe.com publishes general information about luxury cosmetics, face and body care, makeup, fragrance, ingredients and major beauty houses. Its content is solely informational.
- Article 2 — No trading activity
- The website is not a manufacturer, distributor or seller of cosmetics. It does not market products, collect payments or participate in contracts between consumers and independent retailers.
- Article 3 — No individual medical advice
- Published information is not individualised medical, dermatological or pharmaceutical advice. Readers with allergies, skin disorders or particular sensitivities should consult a qualified healthcare professional.
- Article 4 — Accuracy of information
- Prices, formulas, ingredients, availability, directions and regulations can change. Despite verification efforts, the publisher does not guarantee that all published information remains permanently accurate or exhaustive.
- Article 5 — No guaranteed results
- Featuring a cosmetic does not guarantee its effectiveness, skin tolerance or suitability for every skin type. Aesthetic outcomes may differ with the user, conditions of use and individual characteristics.
- Article 6 — Limits of liability
- To the extent allowed by law, the publisher is not responsible for independent purchases from third parties, defective or counterfeit products, allergic reactions attributable to products sold by third parties or disputes with independent distributors. Nothing excludes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded, including fraud, intentional misconduct or misleading practices attributable to the publisher.
- Article 7 — Updates
- The publisher may change, correct or remove content. Readers should verify formulas, directions, contraindications and essential product information directly with manufacturers and relevant competent organisations.
- Article 8 — External links and advertising
- Links to manufacturers, brands, perfumeries, shops and cosmetic distributors do not constitute certification or a personalised recommendation. Advertising is kept distinct from editorial material.
- Article 9 — Statutory rights
- Consumer rights remain fully preserved, including rights relating to cosmetic safety, statutory guarantees, conformity, misleading commercial practices, data protection and cancellation where applicable.
- Article 10 — Editorial independence
- Using the website does not create a contract for sale, dermatological advice or commercial representation. Mentioning a brand, manufacturer or retailer does not establish a partnership or mandate.
- Article 11 — Fraud prevention and cosmetic safety
- Users should verify sellers’ identities, product authenticity, ingredients, expiry information and directions for safe use. Particular care is appropriate with counterfeit cosmetics, prohibited substances, misleading effectiveness claims, imitation luxury-brand websites and suspicious payment requests. The site does not guarantee third-party offers. Any liability of the publisher remains subject to applicable law.
Resources to explore further
BfR — Cosmetics
The BfR’s explanation of cosmetic assessment helps contextualise the technical safety matters mentioned in these editorial limitations.Commission européenne — Cosmétiques
The European Commission provides official background on specific cosmetic-product issues, separate from the guide’s general informational role.DGCCRF — Étiquetage cosmétique
DGCCRF guidance describes labelling and cosmetic claims that readers can check directly when assessing information supplied by sellers.