Contact messages
When you submit the contact form, Salon Guide stores your name, email address, selected reason, optional related URL, message, submission time, and workflow status. A one-way security identifier derived from limited request information may be stored to prevent abuse; the raw address used to derive it is not intentionally stored in the contact record.
Contact information is used to answer questions, evaluate corrections, document rights requests, and manage editorial follow-up. Do not send passwords, payment-card data, government identifiers, health records, or other unnecessary sensitive information.
Local delivery and service providers
During localhost preparation, outgoing email is written to a private local mailbox rather than sent by an outside provider. Before production email, analytics, bot protection, storage, or delivery services are activated, this notice must name the actual categories of providers and cross-border processing that apply.
Retention and security
Operational access is limited by role, elevated accounts require two-factor authentication, form writes use origin checks and rate limits, tokens are stored as hashes, and sensitive administrative responses are not publicly cached. Records are kept only as long as needed for their stated purpose, correction history, security, suppression, or legal obligations; the production retention schedule must be approved by the site operator before launch.
Choices and requests
You may use the contact page to ask for access, correction, deletion, or another privacy choice that applies in your jurisdiction. Salon Guide may need to verify the request and may retain limited records when required for security, suppression, legal obligations, or documented editorial corrections.
Production notice
The responsible legal entity, postal contact, governing jurisdictions, production infrastructure providers, final retention periods, and any regional privacy addenda still require owner and legal review before the site is opened to production traffic.
Use the contact page so the request can be routed and documented.