Cookie Policy


1. About this policy

1.1 This cookie policy applies to www.perfectaurora.com (the site). It should be read with our Privacy Policy, which explains how we use personal data collected through the site.

1.2 References in this policy to cookies include other storage and access technologies, such as pixels, tags, scripts, local storage, software development kits and similar tools, unless the context requires otherwise.

1.3 This policy was last updated on 10 August 2026.

1.4 The site is created and published using Gamma, a website creation and publishing platform provided by Gamma Tech, Inc. Gamma provides the infrastructure used to host and deliver the published site.

2. Who we are

2.1 The site is operated by Perfect Aurora Limited (we, us and our), a company registered in England and Wales under company number 16036587. Our registered office is at 40 Churchill Road East, Wells, England, BA5 3HU.

2.2 For questions about this policy or our use of cookies and similar technologies, contact us.

3. What cookies and similar technologies are

3.1 A cookie is a small text file that a website places on your browser or device. Cookies allow information to be stored and retrieved, for example to keep a site secure, remember a preference or understand how a site is used.

3.2 Some technologies do not use a traditional cookie file but perform a similar function by storing information on, or accessing information from, your computer, phone, tablet or other device. The relevant rules apply to those technologies as well.

3.3 Technologies may be: session technologies, which expire when you close your browser; or persistent technologies, which remain for a set period or until you delete them.

3.4 They may also be set by us (first-party technologies) or by another organisation whose service appears on or supports the site (third-party technologies).

4. The types of technology we may use

Strictly necessary

These technologies are essential to transmit communications, provide the site or a feature you request, keep the site secure, prevent fraud, remember your privacy choices or support other necessary functions. They are active without consent where the law permits, although you may be able to block them through your browser. Doing so may prevent parts of the site from working properly.

Analytics or performance

These technologies help us understand matters such as visitor numbers, traffic sources, pages viewed, errors and how visitors move around the site. Unless a specific legal exception has been assessed and applies, we will use them only if you consent. If you do not consent, the site should remain available, but we will receive less information about its use and performance.

Functionality

These technologies remember choices or provide enhanced features, such as language, region, display or other preferences. We will use non-essential functionality technologies only if you consent. Refusing them may mean that some optional features are unavailable or do not remember your preferences.

Targeting or advertising

These technologies may record visits, pages and links, create or use profiles, measure campaigns or help make advertising more relevant. They may track activity across websites or services. We will use them only if you consent. The site may not use this category at all; the schedule below must accurately state the position following the final cookie audit.

5. When we need your consent

5.1 We do not need consent where a technology falls within an applicable statutory exception. This includes technologies that are strictly necessary to provide an online service you have requested and certain other limited circumstances prescribed by law.

5.2 Where no exception applies, we will ask for consent before the technology is set or used. Optional categories will be off unless you actively choose them. Continuing to browse the site is not consent.

5.3 You may accept or reject all optional technologies, or choose by category. It should be as easy to reject optional technologies as to accept them. You can change or withdraw your choice at any time as explained in section 8. Withdrawal does not affect the lawfulness of use before withdrawal.

5.4 If a technology processes personal data, our Privacy Policy explains the relevant purposes, lawful bases and your data protection rights.

6. Cookies and technologies used on this site

The current website does not set cookies or use similar non-essential storage technologies.

7. Third-party technologies

7.1 Gamma Tech, Inc. provides the platform and infrastructure used to publish, host, secure and deliver the site. In providing those services, Gamma may process technical information and may use cookies or similar technologies for purposes such as service operation, security, content delivery and measurement. The exact technologies present on the live site must be confirmed by a production-site audit and listed in the schedule. Gamma's privacy information is available at https://gamma.app/privacy.

7.2 Gamma allows site owners to enable additional tracking tools, including Google Tag Manager, Google Analytics and Meta Pixel. These tools are not treated as active merely because the site uses Gamma. If any such tool is enabled for this site, it must be identified in the schedule and, unless an applicable exception has been assessed and documented, blocked until the visitor gives the required consent.

7.3 Namecheap, Inc. provides domain registration and DNS management for www.perfectaurora.com. We do not expect Namecheap to place cookies or use similar technologies on a visitor's device solely because it performs those functions. Namecheap's privacy information is available at https://www.namecheap.com/legal/general/privacy-policy/.

7.4 Other third-party services used on or through the site may set or use their own technologies. These may include embedded video or audio, forms, appointment-booking tools, maps, spam prevention, social-media features or other integrations. A link to another website will not necessarily set a cookie, but the third party may collect information if you follow the link or interact with embedded content.

7.5 We will not permit a third party to use non-exempt technology through the site before you give the required consent. Where practicable, third-party embedded content that uses optional technologies will remain blocked until you make a choice.

8. Your choices and how to change them

8.1 You can choose among the following settings through our consent controls:

  • Strictly necessary — always active where an exception applies.
  • Analytics or performance — off unless you choose this category (or a documented exception applies and you have the required means of objecting).
  • Functionality — off unless you choose this category.
  • Targeting or advertising — off unless you choose this category.

8.2 You can also delete or block technologies through your browser or device settings. Browser controls vary and may not control every technology. Blocking all cookies, including strictly necessary ones, may affect the availability or operation of the site. Deleting cookies may also remove your recorded preference, so you may be asked to choose again.

8.3 If an optional technology has already been set, withdrawing consent should prevent its future use but may not automatically remove information already stored on your device. You can use your browser or device settings to delete it.

8.4 We may ask you to confirm your choices again if the technologies or purposes change materially, if we can no longer verify your choice, or after an appropriate period.

9. Updates to this policy

We may update this policy to reflect changes to the site, the technologies we use, our providers or legal requirements. The current version will be published on the site and will state when it was last updated. We may also ask you to make a fresh choice where a change affects the scope of your consent.

10. Contact us

If you have any questions or concerns about our use of cookies or similar technologies, email us.