Privacy Policy

Personal data includes all information about you as a natural person that you provided when identifying yourself on the Site or when using the Site and that makes it possible to identify you.

Leslie Sulman (“LS”) collects and processes the personal data you provide for the following purposes only: creating and managing your account, managing your Orders and/or, if you have expressly agreed, sending the Newsletter and/or promotional or commercial offers by email.

Mandatory information is marked with an asterisk (*) on the collection forms on the Site. If you do not provide this mandatory information, we will not be able to create and/or manage your account and your Orders.

Payment data is collected and processed directly by our secure payment provider Stripe; we never have access to your full bank details. Some data may be transmitted to third-party providers for sending our emails (Brevo), fraud prevention and payment security.

Third-party providers of applications, tools and plug-ins present on the site, as well as the networks on which we publish content (Facebook, Instagram), may also collect data by automated means. This data is subject to their own policies. To the extent permitted by law, Leslie Sulman is not responsible for the practices of these providers and third parties.

LS uses cookies. A cookie is a computer file stored on the user’s computer; its purpose is to record a previous visit to the website www.lesliesulman.com.

LS uses cookies to: measure site traffic and content; save customer account information when the user is logged in; save the shopping bag; personalise the display of content; anonymously analyse browsing habits in order to improve the service.

Some services may be altered or inaccessible without consent to the collection of the data mentioned in this Privacy Policy. You can set or refuse cookies at any time via your browser options, or via the Site’s cookie management banner.

In accordance with the regulations (GDPR), any natural person using the Leslie Sulman site may exercise the following rights: right of access, rectification and erasure of the data collected; right to object to processing; right to restriction of processing; right to data portability.

If Leslie Sulman detects a personal data breach likely to result in a high risk to the rights and freedoms of its users, she undertakes to inform the persons concerned as soon as possible.

You can exercise all of these rights from your customer area, by contacting customer care at [email protected], or by post at: Leslie Sulman — Customer Care — 45 rue de Courcelles — 75008 Paris, France. Proof of identity must be attached to the request.

User data is not kept beyond the period strictly necessary for the purposes pursued, in accordance with the applicable regulations. Data used for marketing purposes may be kept for a maximum of 3 years from the closure of the account or the prospect’s last contact.

Data is deleted when the retention periods expire. It may however be archived beyond that, in anonymised form and on a secure medium, solely for the purposes of establishing and prosecuting criminal offences, in order to be made available to the judicial authority where applicable.

As data controller, Leslie Sulman undertakes to take all appropriate precautions to preserve the security and confidentiality of the data and, in particular, to prevent it from being altered, damaged or accessed by unauthorised third parties.

The site’s forms (sign-in, registration, checkout, contact) are protected by Cloudflare Turnstile, which analyses technical browsing signals to tell humans from bots, without advertising cookies or tracking. Learn more: Cloudflare’s privacy policy.

Leslie Sulman’s personal data officer ensures compliance with the regulations in force and keeps a record of personal data processing activities. You can contact them at [email protected].

Our site address is: https://lesliesulman.com. Publisher and data controller: Leslie Sulman — 45 rue de Courcelles — 75008 Paris, France. In the event of any discrepancy, the French version of this policy prevails.