Cookie Policy

Table of Contents

1.- Ownership of the Website

Data Controller: INCOSPEL S.L.
Tax ID (CIF): B60532082
Address: Ctra-A1239 Albalate de Cinca – Binéfar Km 4.6. 22534, Albalate de Cinca (Huesca), España.
Contact: (+34) 974 46 93 94 / (+34) 610 243 204
Email: info@incospel.com
Registration Details: Huesca Mercantile Registry: Vol. 567, Folio 8, Sheet 8, Entry HU 10216, Registration 5.
Business Activity: Manufacture of hair care and cosmetic products.

2.- Information and Terminology

Our website https://incospel.com (hereinafter the “Website”) uses a technology known as “cookies” to gather information regarding Website usage, in accordance with Article 22 of the LSSI.

Cookies are small files that web pages, online stores, intranets, online platforms, and similar sites store on the browser of the visiting user; they allow for the retrieval of previously stored information and offer numerous advantages for web browsing and the provision of interactive services, as well as providing relevant information to the Website owner.

3.- Typological Classification of Cookies

The following classification of possible cookie types —provided for guidance purposes as they are the most common— helps to better understand the functions they perform:

3.1.- Types of Cookies Based on the Managing Entity

Depending on the entity managing the equipment or domain from which the cookies are sent and processing the data obtained, we can distinguish between:

a) First-party Cookies:
These are cookies sent to the user’s terminal equipment from a computer or domain managed by the publisher itself and from which the service requested by the user is provided.

b) Third-party Cookies:
These are cookies sent to the user’s terminal equipment from a computer or domain that is not managed by the publisher, but rather by another entity that processes the data obtained through the cookies.

In the event that cookies are served from a computer or domain managed by the publisher itself, but the information collected through them is managed by a third party, they cannot be considered first-party cookies if the third party uses them for its own purposes (for example, improving the services it provides or delivering advertising services for other entities).

3.2.- Types of Cookies Based on their Purpose

There are many purposes for the use of cookies. Depending on the purpose for which the data obtained through cookies is processed, some of these purposes may include:

a) Technical Cookies:
These are cookies that allow the user to navigate a website, platform, or application and use the various options or services available therein, including those used by he publisher to manage and operate the website and enable its functions and services—such as controlling traffic and data communication, identifying the session, accessing restricted areas, remembering items in an order, processing a purchase, managing payment, controlling fraud related to service security, handling requests to register for or participate in an event, counting visits for the purpose of billing licenses for the software powering the service (website, platform, or application), using security features during navigation, storing content for video or audio streaming, enabling dynamic content (e.g., loading animations for text or images), or sharing content via social networks.

Also falling into this category, due to their technical nature, are cookies that enable the most efficient possible management of advertising spaces—which the publisher has included on a webpage, application, or platform as an element of the design or layout of the service offered to the user—based on criteria such as the published content, without collecting user information for other purposes, such as personalizing that advertising content or other content.

Technical cookies are exempt from compliance with the obligations established in Article 22.2 of the LSSI when they enable the provision of the service requested by the user, as is the case with the cookies listed in the preceding paragraphs. However, if these cookies are also used for non-exempt purposes (for example, for behavioral advertising purposes), they will be subject to said obligations.

b)  Preference or Personalization Cookies:
These allow information to be remembered so that the user accesses the service with specific characteristics that may distinguish their experience from that of other users—such as language, the number of results displayed when the user performs a search, or the appearance or content of the service based on the browser used or the region from which the service is accessed, etc.

If the user themselves chooses these characteristics (for example, by selecting a website’s language by clicking on the corresponding country’s flag icon), the cookies are exempt from the obligations set forth in Article 22.2 of the LSSI, as they are considered a service expressly requested by the user, provided that the cookies serve exclusively the selected purpose.

c) Analytics or Measurement Cookies:
These allow the party responsible for them to track and analyze the behavior of users on the websites to which they are linked, including quantifying the impact of advertisements. Information collected via these types of cookies is used to measure activity on websites,  applications, or platforms, with the aim of making improvements based on an analysis of how users utilize the service.

Regarding the processing of data collected through analytics cookies, the WP29 stated that, although they are not exempt from the requirement to obtain informed consent for their use, they are unlikely to pose a risk to user privacy provided that they are first-party cookies, process aggregated data for strictly statistical purposes, provide information on their usage, and offer users the option to object to their use.

d) Behavioral Advertising Cookies:
These store information regarding user behavior obtained through the continuous observation of their browsing habits, enabling the development of a specific profile to display advertising based on that profile.

3.3.- Types of Cookies Based on the Duration of Activity

Depending on the length of time they remain active on the terminal device, we can distinguish between:

a) Session Cookies:
These are designed to collect and store data while the user accesses a webpage. They are typically used to store information that only needs to be kept for the provision of the service requested by the user on a single occasion (for example, a list of purchased products) and disappear when the session ends.

b) Persistent Cookies:
These are cookies where data remains stored on the terminal and can be accessed and processed for a period defined by the cookie controller, ranging from a few minutes to several years.

4.- Details of Cookies Used

The cookies used on this website are detailed below, providing the following information:

  • Cookie Name: Identification of the cookie used.
  • Purpose: Objective of the cookie and intended uses.
  • Data Collected: Information monitored, collected, and/or stored.
  • Temporalidad: Indicates whether it is a session cookie (disappears when the session ends) or a persistent cookie (in which case the cookie’s retention period is specified).
  • Titularidad: Indicates whether the information collected by the cookie will be used by the website owner and/or by third parties. In the case of third parties, identification details will be provided.

4.1.- Cookies Used

Complianz

Functional

Usage

We use Complianz for cookie consent management. Read more about Complianz

Sharing data

This data is not shared with third parties. For more information, please read the Complianz Privacy Statement.

Functional

Name
Expiration
365 days
Function
Store cookie consent preferences
Name
Expiration
365 days
Function
Store cookie consent preferences
Name
Expiration
365 days
Function
Store cookie consent preferences
Name
Expiration
365 days
Function
Store cookie consent preferences

Elementor

Statistics (anonymous)

Usage

We use Elementor for content creation. Read more about Elementor

Sharing data

This data is not shared with third parties.

Statistics (anonymous)

Name
Expiration
persistent
Function
Store performed actions on the website

WordPress

Functional

Usage

We use WordPress for website development. Read more about WordPress

Sharing data

This data is not shared with third parties.

Functional

Name
Expiration
session
Function
Store browser details
Name
Expiration
persistent
Function
Store user preferences
Name
Expiration
session
Function
Read if cookies can be placed
Name
Expiration
persistent
Function
Store logged in users

Polylang

Functional

Usage

We use Polylang for locale management. Read more about Polylang

Sharing data

This data is not shared with third parties.

Functional

Name
Expiration
persistent
Function
Store language settings

Miscellaneous

Purpose pending investigation

Usage

Sharing data

Sharing of data is pending investigation

Purpose pending investigation

Name
elementor-global-variables-watermark
Expiration
Function
Name
elementor-global-classes
Expiration
Function
Name
e_kit-elements-defaults
Expiration
Function
Name
e_my_templates_source
Expiration
Function
Name
elementor-global-variables
Expiration
Function
Name
templately_theme
Expiration
Function
Name
customizerVisitCount
Expiration
Function
Name
Expiration
Function
Name
wp-settings-time-1
Expiration
Function

5.- Third-Party or Partner Features

Additionally, this Website may utilize features offered by third-party entities or partners that, in turn, collect browsing data for their own purposes.

In such cases, relevant information regarding the third-party features used is provided. Please note that INCOSPEL S.L. is not responsible for the proper functioning of links to the various privacy and cookie policies of third parties, as INCOSPEL S.L. cannot control when these are modified by the provider; therefore, the User is responsible for checking the updated content of said third parties’ respective privacy and cookie policies.

Listed below are the third-party functionalities available on this Website (only those accepted by the user will be used), detailing the following information:

  • Entity: Organization providing the functionality (e.g., Facebook, Google, etc.).
  • Purpose: Service provided by the third-party entity (e.g., posting videos on YouTube, posting comments on social media, website traffic analytics, etc.)
  • Website: URL where the privacy policy of the service-providing entity can be read.
  • Other relevant information: Any other pertinent information.

See section 4.1 Cookies Used, above.

6.- Acceptance of the Cookie Policy

INCOSPEL S.L. displays information to the User regarding the use of cookies on the Website via a pop-up message, through which the User may perform the following actions—which will be stored in the browser unless the User deletes their history and stored cookies:

  • Accept all cookies, thereby consenting to the use of the cookies listed in this Cookie Policy for the specified periods and under the established conditions.
  • Reject all cookies, except for technical cookies essential for the proper functioning of the Website.
  • Modify cookie usage settings, allowing the User to selectively accept or reject each cookie and/or cookie category.
  • Accept all third-party services, thereby agreeing to the Website’s use of third-party services, acknowledging that these services collect and process browsing data in accordance with their own Cookie Policies
  • Reject all third-party services, meaning the User will not be able to use third-party services on the Website (Facebook, YouTube, WhatsApp, Instagram, etc.).
  • Modify third-party service settings, allowing the User to selectively accept or reject each service
  • Access the full Website Cookie Policy, which details all aspects of cookie usage.

Regardless of the foregoing, the User may at any time access the full text of the Cookie Policy and the usage configuration functionality in the Website footer.

 

7.- Modifying and Blocking Cookies

Users may configure their cookie preferences using the cookie settings option provided in the website footer.
Regardless of the above, you may restrict, block, and/or delete cookies from INCOSPEL S.L. or any other website by adjusting your browser settings, bearing in mind that the procedure for configuring cookies and browsing history varies by browser.
Below, we provide links where you can find out how to configure cookie settings for the most popular browsers:

In addition, you can also manage cookie storage in your browser using tools such as the following:

8.- Changes to the Cookie Policy

We may update our Website’s Cookie Policy. Therefore, we recommend that Website users review this policy each time they access our Website in order to stay properly informed about how and why we use cookies.

Last revised July 13, 2026

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