§1. General provisions
a. The online store available at https://prosvetova.elms.pl/ is operated by Alesia Prosvetova
conducting business under the name Cosmetology by Alesia Prosvetova, located at Krańcowa
63, lok. 57, 02-493 Warsaw, Poland, with tax identification number (NIP) 5223219005, under the
terms set out in these Regulations.
b. Acceptance of the Regulations is voluntary but necessary to create an Account and/or for the
Buyer to place an Order.
c. The products available in the Store are free from physical and legal defects.
§2. Definitions
For the purposes of these regulations, the following terms have the following meanings:
1. Account – an account created by the Buyer in the Store, which collects the data provided by
the Buyer and the history of Orders placed by him,
2. Consumer – a natural person concluding a sales contract with the Seller that is not directly
related to his or her business or professional activity,
3. Shopping cart – an element of the Store’s software in which the Products selected by the Buyer
for purchase are visible,
4. Buyer, Service Recipient – a natural person over 18 years of age, a legal person, or a disabled
legal person,
5. Product – a movable item that the Buyer can purchase in the Store or digital content within the
meaning of the Act of May 30, 2014, on consumer rights, which the Buyer can purchase from the
Seller via the Store,
6. Regulations – these regulations,
7. Store – online store operating at https://prosvetova.elms.pl/,
8. Seller, Service Provider – Alesia Prosvetova conducting business under the name Cosmetology
by Alesia Prosvetova, located at Krańcowa 63, lok. 57, 02-493 Warszawa, Poland, tax
identification number (NIP) 5223219005.
9. Order – the Buyer’s declaration of will submitted using the order form and aimed directly at
concluding a sales contract for the Product or Products with the Seller.
§3. General provisions
1. Through the Store, the Seller conducts retail sales while providing services to Buyers
electronically. Through the Store, the Buyer can purchase Products displayed on the Store’s
website.
2. The Regulations define the rules and conditions of using the Store, as well as the rights and
obligations of the Seller and the Buyer.
3. To use the Store, in particular to make a purchase in the Store, it is not necessary for the
Buyer’s computer or other device to meet any specific technical conditions. Sufficient are:
 – Internet access,
 – standard operating system,
 – standard web browser,
 – having an active e-mail address.

 4. The Buyer cannot make a purchase in the Store anonymously or under a pseudonym.
 5. When using the Store, it is prohibited to provide illegal content, in particular by sending
such content via the forms available in the Store.
 6. The Regulations are an integral part of the sales contract concluded between the Buyer
and the Seller.
 7. Product photos are examples and are for presentation purposes only. Photos and
descriptions placed under individual Products come from the Seller or third parties, e.g.,
manufacturers or distributors. Product photos may differ from the actual appearance of the
Product.

 §4. Services provided electronically
 1. Through the Store, the Seller provides the following services to the Buyer electronically:
 – enabling the submission of Orders,
 – Basket,
 – creating and maintaining an Account,
 – viewing the content of the Store website.
 2. The basic service provided electronically to the Buyer by the Seller is to enable the Buyer
to place an Order in the Store. Placing an Order is possible without the need to create an
Account in the Store.
 3. The use of the Cart begins when the Buyer adds the first Product to the Cart.
 4. The Basket service is a one-off service and ends when an Order is placed through it or
when the Buyer stops placing Orders through it, in accordance with his will.
 5. If the Buyer decides to create an account in the Store, the Seller also provides the Buyer
with an electronic service consisting of creating and maintaining an Account in the Store. The
Account stores the Buyer’s data and the history of orders placed by him in the Store. The
Buyer logs in to the Account using his/her e-mail address and a password defined by him/
her.
 6. Creating an Account in the Store is done by completing the registration form. After
entering the e-mail address, enter your data. Upon sending the registration form, an
agreement for maintaining an account in the Store is concluded between the Buyer and the
Seller. The Buyer receives a message via electronic mail (e-mail) with information about the
creation of the Account. The contract is concluded for an indefinite period, and the Buyer
may terminate the contract with immediate effect at any time by deleting the account.
 7. The service of browsing the content of the Store allows the Buyer to view and read the
content of the Store.
 8. Using the service of browsing the content of the Store begins when the Store’s website is
displayed at the Buyer’s request. The service ends when the Store’s website is closed in the
web browser.
 9. Services are provided electronically to the Buyer free of charge. However, sales contracts
concluded via the Store are subject to a fee.
 10. In order to ensure the safety of the Buyer and the transfer of data in connection with the
use of the Store, the Seller takes technical and organizational measures appropriate to the
degree of threat to the security of the services provided, in particular measures to prevent the
acquisition and modification of personal data by unauthorized persons.
 11. The use of services provided electronically involves the risk of infecting the IT system with
unwanted software, including software whose sole purpose is to cause damage.
 12. In order to avoid threats related to unwanted infection of the IT system, it is
recommended to install anti-virus software on the computer used by the Buyer. It is
recommended that the antivirus program be constantly updated as soon as installable
updates are available.
 13. Additionally, it is recommended that the Buyer have a firewall running on their computer.
 14. In addition to the threats resulting from infection of the IT system, possible threats also
include hacker attacks. The Seller declares that it uses security measures aimed at
preventing or significantly impeding hacking into the Buyer’s system.
 15. The Seller takes steps to ensure the full proper functioning of the Store. The Buyer should
inform the Seller about any irregularities or interruptions in the operation of the Store.
 16. It is prohibited to use any materials published on the Store’s website (including photos
and descriptions of Products) without the written consent of the Store.

 § 5. Implementation of the service and rules of participation in the Webinar
 1. After completing the registration and (in the case of a paid service) paying the fee, the
Participant will receive the Regulations along with a link enabling participation in the Webinar
at the email address provided when ordering the service.
 2. The Participant is obliged to read the Regulations and send a declaration of acceptance to
the Organizer’s email address. If the content of the Regulations is not accepted, the
Participant is obliged to resign from participation in the Webinar and immediately inform the
Organizer.
 3. It is prohibited to provide access data to participate in the Webinar to third parties.
 4. The Organizer may provide the opportunity to interact with the speaker or other
Participants through chat communication.
 5. The Participant undertakes to use the service in accordance with the law, without violating
the rights and good name of third parties.
 6. The Organizer may record, share, and archive the course of the Webinar.
 7. If the Participant discloses information during the Webinar that constitutes the Ordering
Party’s business secret or data subject to protection under separate regulations, they are
obliged to inform the Organizer thereof. Until such information is provided, the Organizer is
entitled to take the actions indicated in section 6 without incurring any liability towards the
Ordering Party, the Participant, or third parties.
 8. The Organizer reserves the right to introduce changes to the Webinar program or the
technical conditions of its organization for important reasons, which will not constitute a
violation of the Regulations.
 9. The Organizer is not responsible for any circumstances occurring on the part of the
Participant that prevent them from participating in the Webinar, including, in particular:
 a. incorrect contact details provided,
 b. failure by the Participant to meet the technical conditions necessary to provide the
service,
 c. incorrect operation of ICT devices.

 § 6. Provisions relating to consumers. Withdrawal from the Agreement
 Temporary access to digital content is activated when the payment is registered if the User
has consented to it, which means that they lose the right to withdraw from the contract.
 Article 38, section 13 of the Act on Consumer Rights provides that the right to withdraw from
the contract does not apply in a situation where digital content is delivered, and the digital
content is not recorded on a tangible medium, and the performance, i.e., the delivery of this
digital content, began after the express consent of the consumer before the withdrawal
period expires.

 § 7. Intellectual property/Copyrights
 1. Upon conclusion of the contract, the Participant obtains the right to access the content of
the Webinar for its duration. This content constitutes a work within the meaning of the
provisions of the Act of February 4, 1994, on copyright and related rights (Journal of Laws of
2016, item 666, as amended), and is intended for the Participant’s personal use. The
Participant has no right to reproduce, distribute, market the Webinar content or materials
from the Webinar, or make this content available to third parties.
 2. Participants are not entitled to record the content and course of the Webinar in any form
without the written consent of the Organizer.
 3. All rights, including economic copyrights, intellectual property rights to: service names,
internet domain and the content contained therein, including the content of the Webinar and
related materials, belong to the Organizer, and they may be used only with the consent of the
Organizer.

 § 8. Personal data protection
 1. The administrator of the personal data of the Ordering Party and the Participant is the
Organizer (hereinafter referred to as the “Administrator”).
 2. In all matters relating to the processing of personal data and the exercise of your rights
related to the processing of personal data, please contact rodo@omnimodo.com.pl.
 3. Personal data processing will take place for the purposes of:
 – organization of the Webinar – the legal basis is the necessity of data processing to
conclude and perform the contract for the provision of the Webinar service (Article 6(1)(b) of
the GDPR)
 – keeping the Administrator’s accounting and tax settlements – the legal basis is the
necessity of processing to fulfill the legal obligation incumbent on the Administrator (Article
6(1)(c) of the GDPR)
 – conducting direct marketing of products or services of the Administrator or its business
partners in the event of granting voluntary consent (Article 6(1)(a) of the GDPR)
 – organizational, administrative, and IT services – the legal basis is the implementation of
the legitimate interest of the Administrator, which is the organization of the Webinar (Article
6(1)(f) of the GDPR)
 – pursuing and defending against claims and for archiving purposes – the legal basis is the
implementation of the Administrator’s legitimate interest in pursuing and defending against
claims and archiving data (Article 6(1)(f) of the GDPR).
 4. Providing personal data is a condition for concluding the contract; the consequence of not
providing them is the inability to participate in the Webinar. We obtained the Participants’
data from the Ordering Party when registering your participation in the Webinar.
 5. Your personal data will not be used to make automated decisions, including profiling.
 6. Personal data will be stored for the following periods:
 – to the extent necessary to perform the contract – for its duration,
 – in terms of accounting and tax data – until the expiry of the limitation period for fiscal and
accounting obligations related to accounting documentation,
 – within the scope of consent – until its withdrawal,
 – to the extent that personal data are processed on the basis of the legitimate interest of
the Administrator – until this interest is realized or until an effective objection is lodged.
 After these periods, we will process data until the expiry of the limitation period for any
claims arising from the contract or course of business contacts.
 §9. Orders
 1. Orders can be placed via the form available on the Store’s website.
 2. The Buyer may place an Order as a registered customer or as a guest.
 3. To place an order via the form available on the Store’s website, the Buyer completes the
Order by selecting the Products in the Store. Then, the Products selected by the Buyer are
transferred to the Cart. After completing the Order, the Buyer should follow the instructions
appearing on their screen, i.e., select the delivery address and payment method and click the
“Confirm order and pay” icon. By placing an Order, the Buyer undertakes to collect the
ordered Products and pay the price and delivery costs.
 4. The Buyer’s order will be sent to the Store, and the Buyer will be redirected to pay for the
Order.
 5. Placing an Order by the Buyer is tantamount to submitting an offer to purchase selected
Products at the prices specified in the Order.
 6. Next, the Seller will send the Buyer an e-mail with information confirming receipt of
payment for the ordered Products and information on how to download the Products.
 7. The condition for concluding a contract for the sale of Products is the confirmation of
acceptance of the Order (e-mail with the title “We confirm your order”) sent to the Buyer by
the Store.
 8. The information contained on the Store’s website for the purchased Product at the time of
placing the order is binding for the Buyer, particularly regarding the price, characteristics of
the goods, their features, elements included in the set, date, and method of delivery.
 9. The information available on the Store’s website does not constitute an offer within the
meaning of the Civil Code.
 10. The prices given in the descriptions of individual Products are expressed in Polish zloty
and include all their components, including customs duties, VAT, and other taxes. Product
prices do not include shipping costs. Price changes occur by publishing new price offers on
the Store’s website and are binding on the Store from the moment of their publication and do
not affect the implementation of contracts concluded as a result of previously placed Orders.
 11. The Store may introduce new Products to the Store’s offer, new prices, and promotional
campaigns, which do not affect the implementation of contracts concluded as a result of
orders placed earlier.

 §10. Payment and shipping
 1. The entity providing online payment services is PayU.