Cookies & advertising choices

Effective date. This cookie notice takes effect on October 10, 2026. It describes the public site at salondolcehair.com, operated by Salondolcehair, trading at salondolcehair.com. A revised notice carries its updated date here so you can identify the version you are reading.

The privacy ledger explains the records held by the salon, including inquiries and chat messages. This notice focuses on what happens in your browser and on the advertising signals sent with your choice.

Strictly necessary storage. The site remembers your consent decision and supports form security and sessions. A chat continuity token is stored when you start using chat, so the conversation can be reopened on the same browser. Opening a page alone is not a request to start a chat. Necessary storage is separate from permission for advertising.

Analytics storage. Optional analytics storage supports measurement of visits and site use after you accept. The analytics_storage signal starts denied. A visit from an advertisement does not count as acceptance, and typing a phone number into an inquiry does not change that setting.

Advertising storage. Optional advertising storage helps relate a paid click to activity on the site and supports advertising preferences. It is held denied until acceptance. Cookies are browser records; localStorage is another browser store that can remain after a tab closes. The consent record and chat token use browser storage for their separate functions.

Paid clicks. Google Ads attaches gclid to an advertising link. Microsoft Advertising attaches msclkid. Meta Ads attaches fbclid where a Meta campaign sends traffic here. These values identify a click, not your appointment or a salon customer account. The google ads identifier is distinct from the Microsoft and Meta identifiers even when several appear in browsing history.

A click identifier can arrive in a page URL before you make a consent choice. The site does not copy it into inquiry fields or persist it in local storage before permission. A referring URL can also form part of technical request records. Declining optional storage does not rewrite an address already in your browser history.

Consent Mode v2. The default consent mode holds ad_storage, ad_user_data, ad_personalization and analytics_storage denied until you allow optional storage. Accept updates those four signals to granted. Decline or withdrawal sets all four back to denied. A previously saved, valid acceptance applies on a later visit unless you change it or a privacy opt-out takes precedence.

Microsoft UET. The site uses Universal Event Tracking with tag ID 97274765 and enableAutoSpaTracking enabled. UET receives its own ad_storage consent default before its asynchronous loader records a page event. Microsoft consent is updated separately; a Google-compatible command alone does not control UET.

Denied consent does not mean that no network request occurs. Consent-aware tags can communicate limited signals while optional storage remains denied. Meta optional tracking is held until permission. Neither the banner nor the policy treats a page view as an affirmative choice.

Accept or decline. Choose Accept in the cookie banner to allow the optional storage described here. Choose Decline to keep it denied. Both controls are available without creating an account. Your decision is saved in the versioned site_consent_v2 record and is used across the site's public pages.

Change your answer. Use Cookie settings below or in any page footer. The banner reopens with Accept and Decline. To withdraw a previous acceptance, choose Decline. Opening settings by itself does not change the stored choice. Your form consent is different: it authorizes a reply to your request, not advertising storage.

Browser opt-out. Global Privacy Control is honored as an opt-out, including the Sec-GPC signal. Optional storage stays denied without another prompt when that choice is detected. Browser privacy settings can also block storage. If this browser cannot save a preference, you may see the banner again on another visit.

After declining. You can still read the service information and contact the salon. Navigation and the inquiry form remain available. Chat can retain its necessary continuity token when you use it; that is not advertising permission. There is no checkout and no payment is needed to ask a question.

Withdrawal stops optional storage permission and sends denied updates for all four Consent Mode v2 states and UET ad_storage. The site removes controllable optional first-party storage. It retains the essential preference record so it remembers your refusal. It cannot delete every cookie on another company's domain or undo processing that already took place.

To remove browser records more broadly, use your browser's site-data controls. Clearing site_consent_v2 removes the saved answer, so the site can ask again. Removing the chat token may prevent this browser from reopening its conversation. It does not itself delete the transcript held by the salon; use a data request for that.

Provider documents. Google Ireland Ltd / Google LLC receives Google Ads consent signals. Read Google's policy at policies.google.com. Microsoft Ireland Operations Ltd handles Microsoft Advertising; its privacy.microsoft.com privacy statement explains Microsoft's own processing.

Meta Platforms Ireland Ltd handles Meta Ads where a campaign runs there. Read the Meta privacy policy for its handling. Provider documents describe their services and choices; this page describes the Salon Dolce site's controls. Campaign click identifiers are not an endorsement of the salon by an advertising platform.

Ask about a record. Email [email protected] or call 509-467-8219. Tell us the storage key or page involved and what you want to change. Do not send passwords or identity documents.

Postal contact: Salondolcehair, trading at salondolcehair.com, 916 W Mountain View Ave, Spokane, Washington 99218, Spokane, Washington, United States. Data requests are answered within 10 days. The dedicated data-request form accepts a request without an account; appropriate identity verification may be needed before a record is released.