Privacy Policy

This document describes the rules and disclosures for this particular business and its stated services. Its operational details are drawn from the supplied brand reference; unverified website technology is not represented as active.

01 · Identity and contact

This notice concerns Mirror Hour Class LLC, North Carolina, operating the site mirrorhourclass.com. Business address: 1426 Central Avenue, Suite 204, Charlotte, NC 28205. Privacy inquiries may be sent to support@mirrorhourclass.com. Effective year: 2026. The website domain is the current public address; it need not match the company’s legal name.

02 · What this business learns in the course of its work

Mirror Hour Class LLC operates mirrorhourclass.com in connection with personal makeup video lessons, private virtual sessions and a member club. In that setting, relevant individuals include individual learners and booked lesson participants. The reference describes information such as video-course purchases, virtual appointment details, makeup preferences and class questions. We do not assume every possible field is collected online: the specific inquiry, booking or enrollment form determines what is actually submitted.

03 · Use of personal information

Relevant purposes include answering requests, arranging services, performing an agreed engagement, maintaining transaction records, detecting abuse and satisfying legal obligations. Promotional messaging is not inferred from merely contacting the business. Any optional marketing signup should explain what will be sent and provide a usable unsubscribe mechanism.

04 · Visitors and technical records

Accessing pages may expose an IP address, user-agent information, request time, requested URL and technical error or security records to the site’s infrastructure. These are described as categories that commonly arise in website delivery; no specific hosting provider or tracking product is asserted without a technical inventory.

05 · Project material and confidentiality

Information connected with on-demand lessons, one-to-one bookings and optional club access may reveal personal preferences, plans, creative work or commercially sensitive details. Such material should be available only to people who need it to deliver the requested service, respond to an inquiry, maintain records or meet legal duties. A public portfolio or promotional use requires a lawful basis and appropriate permissions; an inquiry alone does not authorize publication.

06 · Operational disclosures specific to the service

Where service delivery requires outside participants, only necessary details should be shared with relevant instructors, specialists, venues, production partners, carriers or other contracted providers, as applicable to personal makeup video lessons, private virtual sessions and a member club. This description is conditional on the actual service; it does not assert that all these categories are engaged or that customer lists are sold.

07 · Minors, updates and accuracy

Unless the offering expressly addresses minors through an authorized guardian, the site is not intended to solicit personal information from children under 13. Material changes to actual data practices should be reflected in a revised notice and communicated where required. Inconsistent or inaccurate details should be corrected before this notice is published.

08 · A practical boundary on sensitive details

The site is not a general-purpose vault for identity documents, medical histories or other sensitive records. Individuals should avoid submitting unnecessary sensitive information. Where a particular service legitimately requires an accommodation, safety contact, participant permission or other sensitive detail, it should be requested separately, explained at collection and protected appropriately.

09 · Retention and protection

Information should be kept only as long as needed for the particular engagement, statutory accounting, claims, security or legitimate operational purposes. Retention may vary between service files, correspondence and financial records. Exact periods should be stated only when confirmed. Reasonable access, confidentiality and security measures should be used; absolute security cannot be promised.

10 · Outside recipients and transfers

Information may be shared with providers actually engaged to operate the site or perform a contracted service, and with advisers or authorities when justified. A business transfer may require legally appropriate safeguards. International processing, if any, must satisfy applicable transfer rules. This document does not invent named vendors or claim that customer information is sold.

11 · Direct communications

An inquiry or service request can include a name, reply address, telephone number if requested, the requested service, scheduling details and the contents of correspondence. A purchase or paid booking may additionally create transaction identifiers, amounts and payment status. Payment credentials may be handled by a processor; the precise checkout architecture requires verification.

12 · Legal bases and individual choices

Where relevant privacy regimes apply, processing may rest on contract performance, legal obligations, proportionate legitimate interests or consent for activities that require it. Depending on location and legal thresholds, people may have rights to access, correct, delete, receive or restrict data, object, withdraw consent or appeal decisions. Requests go to the contact above, subject to lawful identity checks and exceptions.

13 · Cookies and analytics status

The supplied brand reference does not establish an audited cookie inventory or named analytics platform. Essential browser storage may be needed for security or a functional checkout. Any nonessential analytics, marketing pixels or cross-site identifiers must be disclosed accurately and subject to legally required consent or opt-out choices before deployment. This notice does not assert that such tools are active.