How does Beautiquet store tags and verify browser consent?
Plain questions and factual answers explaining local keys, Consent Mode v2, and advertising identifiers.
This disclosure is written without legal jargon or hedge statements. We run paid marketing campaigns and manage studio inquiries from our Charlotte workstation, and this document explains what data stays in your browser, who receives measurement signals, and how you revoke access.
When did this storage policy take effect?
This policy took effect on 2026-10-17 and applies immediately to every visitor browsing our nail care catalog, reading formulation specifications, or dispatching inquiry allocations through beautiquet.click.
Whenever browser storage mechanics, ad tag deployments, or state privacy rules update, we update this exact document with the new revision date. We do not bury changes or hide tag revisions inside generic studio announcements.
What categories of cookies and storage keys are running here?
We separate browser storage into three precise categories: strictly necessary functional keys, measurement and analytics tags, and advertising attribution identifiers.
- Strictly Necessary Storage: Local storage keys and session cookies required to make this website work. This includes recording your consent preference so the banner does not re-prompt on every single page load, and storing your active support desk token if you start a live conversation with our Charlotte formulation team. These do not track you across other websites.
- Analytics Storage: Measurement scripts that record aggregated page visits, referring URLs, screen viewport dimensions, and navigation paths. This data helps our team determine which gel polish viscosity sheets or base coat curing guides get read most often.
- Advertising Attribution: Identifiers placed when you reach our catalog through a paid commercial ad on search engines or social feeds. These tags attribute your visit to an existing paid click so ad platforms can evaluate campaign quality without profiling your private identity.
What are the specific cookie names, lifetimes, and storage locations?
The table below lists every primary key, cookie name, setter entity, purpose, and maximum retention window deployed on beautiquet.click:
Which advertising platforms place tags and click identifiers on this site?
This website is an active destination for paid traffic from google ads, Microsoft Advertising, and Meta Ads. We do not pretend otherwise or claim that we avoid commercial advertising.
When you click a paid sponsored link pointing to our nail care catalog, the platform appends a dedicated click identifier to the URL query string. Specifically, we process gclid from Google Ads campaigns, msclkid from Microsoft Advertising search listings, and fbclid from Meta Ads photo and feed promotions. These parameters are parsed to confirm which campaign brought an inquiry to our Charlotte studio and to protect against invalid automated traffic clicks.
How does Consent Mode v2 control measurement tags before you decide?
We implement Google consent mode v2 directly in the site head scripts. When any page on beautiquet.click initially loads in your browser, four standard telemetry primitives default to an explicit denied state:
- ad_storage: denied
- ad_user_data: denied
- ad_personalization: denied
- analytics_storage: denied
No advertising cookies are written and no personal tracking payloads are transmitted until you interact with the banner and click "Accept". If you click "Decline", these four signals remain permanently set to denied for the duration of your browsing session. If you previously accepted and later withdraw consent, all four signals immediately revert to denied on the spot.
How do you grant, decline, or alter your consent choices?
When you first arrive on beautiquet.click, a persistent consent ribbon appears along the bottom edge of the viewport. It gives you two unambiguous actions: "Accept" to allow analytical and advertising measurement, or "Decline" to reject all non-essential storage.
You can change your mind at any moment. Every page of our site includes a direct Cookie Settings button in the footer bar. Activating that control instantly reopens the preference dialog, allowing you to switch from granted to denied with one click. Furthermore, our scripts check the Global Privacy Control header (Sec-GPC) sent by privacy-focused browsers; if GPC is active, we immediately record an opt-out without presenting redundant pop-up prompts.
What happens to your browsing experience if you decline all cookies?
Nothing breaks. If you decline storage, you retain full and complete access to the entire Beautiquet catalog.
You can browse all gel polish color formulations, examine rubber base viscosity charts, inspect no-wipe top coat durability tests, run the interactive curing symptom lookup tool, read technician credentials, and submit commercial quote inquiries to cisi5dd.php. The only things disabled are background analytics graphing and advertising conversion attribution. We will never lock content, degrade page loading, or demand cookie acceptance as a prerequisite for reviewing manicure formulations.
Where can you read the external privacy policies of these ad networks?
Each advertising and analytics partner processes telemetry under its own independent corporate disclosures. You can review their full data protection statements directly at the following official resources:
- For Microsoft Advertising policies, universal event tracking disclosures, and opt-out controls, read the Microsoft Privacy Statement at privacy.microsoft.com.
- For Google Ads advertising policies, Google Analytics measurement terms, and partner data processing disclosures, visit policies.google.com.
- For Meta Advertising privacy frameworks and Custom Audience controls, visit facebook.com/privacy/policy.
Note that Beautiquet operates independently and makes no claim that any of these third-party platforms have reviewed, sponsored, or verified our nail cosmetics catalog.
Who can you contact if you have a technical question about cookies?
Our operator and data team handles every storage inquiry directly from our Charlotte, North Carolina studio facility. Contact us using the details below:
- Entity: Beautiquet
- Postal Address: 130 North Tryon Street, Charlotte, North Carolina 28202, United States
- Direct Email: office@beautiquet.click
- Telephone: +1 (307) 555-3072
We review storage questions and consent verification requests within ten business days. Visitors may also direct data privacy inquiries or regulatory complaints to their state Attorney General, or to the California Privacy Protection Agency if residing in California.