Terms of service
TERMS OF SERVICE
Toki Glow Beauty
Effective date: August 23, 2026
TERMS FOR ONLINE PURCHASES AND DIGITAL ACCESS
Welcome to Toki Glow Beauty. These Terms of Service (the “Terms”) govern your use of our online storefront, webpages, checkout, customer-account functions, support channels, and every related feature displaying or linking to these Terms (collectively, the “Store”). “Toki Glow Beauty,” “we,” “us,” and “our” refer to the merchant operating the Store. “You” and “your” refer to the visitor, account holder, purchaser, or other Store user.
Please read this document before using the Store. By browsing, submitting information, registering an account, or placing an order, you accept these Terms. If you do not accept them, please discontinue use. No sentence in these Terms eliminates a consumer protection, warranty, remedy, or right that applicable law does not allow a seller to waive.
PART A — CONTRACT BASICS
Rule 01 — Store operator and Shopify’s role
Toki Glow Beauty is the seller whenever checkout identifies the products as sold by us. Shopify provides the technical ecommerce platform and may support checkout or payment features, but Shopify does not become the product seller solely by hosting the Store. If another seller is expressly identified before purchase, that disclosure controls the seller’s identity for the affected transaction.
Rule 02 — Related policies and priority
These Terms operate together with:
our Refund Policy, located at /policies/refund-policy;
our Shipping Policy, located at /policies/shipping-policy;
our Privacy Policy, located at /policies/privacy-policy;
the final order summary and disclosures shown before checkout submission; and
any product-specific warning, direction, warranty, restriction, or promotion condition.
The Refund Policy supplies return eligibility and process details. The Shipping Policy supplies current processing and delivery information. The Privacy Policy controls personal-information practices. A specific disclosure controls a general term only for the subject it directly addresses. Mandatory consumer law prevails over inconsistent contract language.
Rule 03 — Legal capacity
You must be old enough to form a binding contract in the jurisdiction where you live. A person below the applicable age of majority may use the Store only with a parent or legal guardian who reviews these Terms and authorizes the activity. We do not knowingly encourage children to purchase independently or create their own customer accounts.
If you act for a company, organization, household member, or another person, you represent that you have authority to complete the transaction for them. You may not order a product if applicable law prohibits its purchase, delivery, possession, or intended use.
Rule 04 — Accounts and identity verification
Account and checkout information must be truthful, complete, and current. Keep login credentials secure and notify us promptly when you reasonably suspect unauthorized activity. You are responsible for activity you authorize through your account. This allocation does not make you responsible for an incident caused by our failure to meet a legally required security duty.
We may use reasonable, proportionate steps to verify identity before changing sensitive account details, discussing nonpublic order information, or completing certain requests. Do not impersonate someone, register using information you cannot lawfully use, or access another customer’s account without authorization.
Rule 05 — Acceptable conduct
You may use the Store for lawful shopping, research, support, and account management. You must not:
violate a law, these Terms, or another party’s rights;
use stolen or unauthorized payment information or submit a fraudulent order, return, or chargeback;
introduce malware or interfere with servers, checkout, security, inventory, or another user;
attempt unauthorized entry into an account, system, network, payment flow, or nonpublic area;
evade a purchase limit, access restriction, fraud screen, sanction control, or export restriction;
gather nonpublic Store data or use automated extraction in a way that burdens the Services or violates protected rights;
upload unlawful, harassing, deceptive, infringing, or malicious material; or
falsely suggest that you represent or are sponsored by Toki Glow Beauty.
This rule does not restrict protected consumer reviews, good-faith security reports, complaints to a regulator, lawful criticism, or another activity protected by law.
PART B — PRODUCTS AND PRICES
Rule 06 — Reliable product descriptions
We aim to describe the identity, quantity, features, ingredients or materials, intended use, directions, warnings, availability, and price of each product accurately. Review the entire online listing and the label supplied with the product. The physical label may contain the most current instructions or warnings.
Photography, screen calibration, lighting, device resolution, and ordinary manufacturing variation can affect the appearance of color, texture, finish, dimensions, or packaging. A manufacturer may make lawful nonmaterial packaging or production changes. We will not intentionally send a materially different item as a substitute without disclosure and any consent required by law.
Rule 07 — Honest marketing and availability statements
Objective claims concerning performance, popularity, remaining inventory, comparison prices, countdowns, or recent purchases will be made only when we have a reasonable factual basis. We will not knowingly use false scarcity or fabricated urgency. A listing indicates potential availability but does not reserve stock until the order is accepted.
If material information is inaccurate, the correction procedures in Rule 16 apply. We will not enforce an order using information that we knew or reasonably should have known was materially deceptive.
Rule 08 — Cosmetics, skincare, and medical boundaries
Beauty and skincare products are offered for the uses described on their labels, such as cleansing, moisturizing, conditioning, beautifying, or altering appearance. Except when an item is lawfully regulated and marketed as a drug for a stated purpose, cosmetic statements do not promise to diagnose, treat, mitigate, cure, or prevent disease or to alter the body’s structure or function.
Store articles, product explanations, reviews, and customer-support responses are general information and are not medical advice. They do not replace consultation with a dermatologist, physician, pharmacist, or another qualified professional.
Rule 09 — Safe use and individual results
Skin type, allergies, sensitivities, environment, routine, and other personal factors can affect a product’s suitability and results. Read the full ingredient list, directions, and warning statements before use. When consistent with the label, consider testing a small area first. Do not use a product in an excluded area or for an undisclosed purpose.
Seek professional guidance before use if you have a relevant medical condition or allergy, use prescription products, or are pregnant or nursing. Stop using an item if irritation or another unexpected response develops. Obtain urgent medical assistance for serious symptoms. This rule does not limit relief for contaminated, adulterated, defective, misbranded, or unsafe merchandise.
Rule 10 — Price, currency, and tax
Unless clearly stated otherwise, prices are expressed in U.S. dollars. Before order submission, checkout will present the selected items, applicable reduction, available shipping charge, estimated or final tax, and total amount to be authorized. We will not add a fee that was not disclosed and authorized before the transaction.
Future prices may change without affecting an already accepted order. Sales, use, excise, or similar taxes may depend on the delivery destination, product classification, and applicable rules. You are responsible for providing a correct address and valid exemption information, if any.
Rule 11 — Promotions, gifts, and store value
Discount codes, bundles, complimentary gifts, loyalty benefits, gift cards, and store credits can include separate conditions, such as dates, eligible merchandise, minimum spend, combination restrictions, or per-customer and per-household limits. An offer is not redeemable for cash unless its terms or applicable law provide otherwise.
We may reject unauthorized copying, manipulation, or misuse of a promotion. A genuine material error will be corrected consistently with law, including giving any required option to proceed on accurate terms or cancel for a refund. Rules for gift cards and store credit remain subject to California requirements concerning expiration, fees, and cash redemption where applicable.
PART C — FROM CART TO ACCEPTED ORDER
Rule 12 — Order submission
Items placed in a cart are not reserved. Submitting checkout is your offer to buy the listed merchandise under the price, policies, shipping selection, and disclosures then presented. An automatically generated acknowledgment confirms receipt of the request but does not necessarily mean we accepted it.
Rule 13 — Contract formation
An order becomes accepted when we expressly confirm acceptance, send shipment confirmation, capture payment in circumstances showing acceptance, or begin fulfillment, whichever first demonstrates acceptance under the circumstances. Individual items from one checkout may be accepted, canceled, or shipped separately.
Before acceptance, we may review stock, address completeness, quantity, payment authorization, legal restrictions, and reasonable fraud indicators. We may decline an order for a lawful, good-faith reason, including unavailable merchandise, an undeliverable address, failed payment, suspected fraud, prohibited resale, sanctions or export restrictions, or a clear material listing error. We will not make a decision for an unlawfully discriminatory reason.
Rule 14 — Payment authorization and provider activity
By submitting a payment method, you represent that you are authorized to use it and authorize the amount disclosed at checkout. Shopify or a third-party provider may process the payment under its own terms. A bank or provider independently determines authorization holds, financing approval, exchange treatment, and posting time.
We may request reasonable verification where a transaction presents a credible security concern. Never send a complete card number, card verification code, account password, or authentication secret through ordinary email. If verification cannot be completed, we may reject or cancel the affected order and release or return the charge as appropriate.
Nothing here takes away rights concerning unauthorized charges, billing errors, or undelivered purchases under federal or state law or applicable payment-network rules.
Rule 15 — Order limits and resale
The Store is intended principally for retail consumers. We may apply reasonable limits per item, order, customer, account, household, card, or address to distribute stock fairly, address safety, reduce fraud, or prevent unauthorized bulk resale. Related transactions may be considered together.
Buying from us does not appoint you as a reseller, distributor, representative, or agent. Contact us before placing a commercial-volume or resale order.
Rule 16 — Corrections and obvious errors
Typographical, inventory, image, pricing, and technical errors can occur. Before acceptance, we may correct the information and invite you to continue under accurate terms. We will not charge a higher amount on an accepted order without your authorization.
If a genuine material mistake is discovered after acceptance and the affected item cannot reasonably be supplied as promised, we may cancel the item, explain the problem, and issue a full refund of the related amount. If we send the wrong item, we will provide an appropriate correction without charging authorized return shipping or a restocking fee.
Rule 17 — Cancellation and order-change requests
Contact us quickly if you need to correct an address, change an item, or request cancellation. We will make reasonable efforts to help, but an order may move into automated fulfillment before the request is received. A change is effective only after confirmation from us.
If shipment can no longer be stopped, an eligible item may be returned after delivery under the Refund Policy. This operational limitation does not remove a cancellation right independently provided by law.
Rule 18 — Merchant cancellation and refunds
We may cancel all or part of an unaccepted order for a reason allowed under Rule 13. We may also cancel an accepted order when performance becomes unlawful or impossible, or when a genuine material error cannot otherwise be resolved fairly.
If funds were captured for canceled merchandise, we will refund that charge and any associated amount that must be returned. Store credit will not replace a legally required refund unless you freely choose it. Your financial institution may need additional time to post the credit after it is issued.
Rule 19 — No undisclosed recurring billing
A single purchase does not authorize an undisclosed subscription or renewal. If subscriptions or automatic renewals are offered in the future, the price, billing frequency, renewal terms, cancellation method, and applicable Subscription Policy will be shown before enrollment, and any consent required by California or other law will be obtained.
PART D — FULFILLMENT AND CUSTOMER REMEDIES
Rule 20 — Processing and shipment promises
Processing and expected delivery information is provided through the Shipping Policy, product page, or checkout. A date or range is an estimate unless expressly stated to be guaranteed. “Ship” means delivering merchandise to the carrier, while “deliver” means arrival at the destination.
We will have a reasonable basis for every shipment representation. If we make no shipment representation, we will ship a properly completed order within the period required by the Federal Trade Commission’s Mail, Internet, or Telephone Order Merchandise Rule, generally within 30 days.
If timely shipment becomes impossible, we will provide a legally sufficient delay notice. The notice will state a revised shipment date when available and provide the required choice to accept the delay or cancel for a full and prompt refund of unshipped merchandise. If required consent is not received, the order will be canceled and refunded rather than left open indefinitely.
Rule 21 — Delivery address, tracking, and risk
Supply a complete, accurate, and reasonably secure delivery location. Review it before checkout and again in the acknowledgment. We will try to correct an address reported before shipment but cannot promise that a dispatched parcel can be redirected.
Tracking events may be delayed or inaccurate. When a parcel appears delivered but cannot be found, check safe areas and with household members or building personnel before contacting us. We may request reasonable facts or documentation to investigate with the carrier. Cooperation does not waive a statutory right.
Unless law provides a more protective result, risk of loss remains with Toki Glow Beauty until delivery to you or someone you authorize. If you independently choose a carrier not offered through the Store, risk may transfer when we hand the parcel to that carrier where permitted by law. A carrier scan is evidence but does not automatically defeat a legitimate non-delivery report.
Rule 22 — Missing, damaged, or incorrect merchandise
Inspect an order within a reasonable time after arrival. Tell us if an item is missing, incorrect, broken, leaking, opened, contaminated, materially damaged, or materially different from the accepted description. Provide the order number and a useful explanation.
Photographs of the carton, shipping label, product, seal, and lot or batch code can assist review, but we will not require evidence that cannot reasonably be obtained. Retain the item and packaging until instructions are supplied. A potentially dangerous or recalled item should not be mailed through an ordinary return channel without specific direction.
Depending on the facts and applicable law, we may provide a replacement, refund, carrier investigation, corrective instruction, or another required remedy.
Rule 23 — The published Refund Policy
Our Refund Policy at /policies/refund-policy identifies the return period, eligible products and condition, exclusions, proof requirements, authorization steps, return location, refund method, and expected processing time. Review it before purchase.
California Civil Code section 1723 generally requires conspicuous disclosure when a retailer does not provide a full cash or credit refund or an equal exchange for at least seven days after purchase upon timely return with proof of purchase. The disclosure must explain the remedy, applicable period, covered goods, and material conditions, subject to statutory exceptions. The Refund Policy is intended to provide the Store’s relevant disclosure. A failure to make a legally required disclosure does not eliminate a buyer’s statutory remedy.
Rule 24 — Free eligible return shipping; no restocking fee
For a return that we approve as eligible within the United States, Toki Glow Beauty will supply or pay for the authorized return-shipping method. We do not impose a restocking fee. Request approval before mailing because the designated return facility may differ from our contact address. An unapproved mailing method may delay tracking or processing but cannot eliminate a nonwaivable right.
Opened, used, customized, final-sale, or health- and hygiene-sensitive products may be excluded from discretionary returns when clearly disclosed and lawful. Such an exclusion does not cover merchandise that is unsafe, defective, materially misdescribed, or otherwise subject to a mandatory consumer remedy.
Approved refunds ordinarily return to the original payment method unless you agree to another lawful method. The Refund Policy explains treatment of initial outbound shipping. After we issue a refund, the bank or provider controls the time required for posting. Contact us if the refund does not appear after the disclosed period.
Rule 25 — Defects, safety reports, and adverse reactions
A claimed defect or safety problem is not treated only as a change-of-mind return. Stop using an item that seems contaminated, tampered with, counterfeit, mislabeled, or unsafe and contact us. Available relief may include a refund, replacement, corrective direction, or another remedy required by law.
We may request reasonably necessary details, such as the item name, order date, lot code, photographs, usage, event timing, and reported symptoms. Seek emergency or professional medical help first for a serious reaction; customer support is not an emergency service. Only provide sensitive information that is reasonably necessary for the report.
Rule 26 — Recalls and corrective actions
If a manufacturer, responsible person, supplier, or regulator announces a recall or safety action, we may suspend sales, stop shipment, identify affected orders, notify purchasers, and publish instructions. Follow the recall direction because lawful disposal or transport may differ from an ordinary return.
We may provide a refund, replacement, disposal direction, or other legally required response. Relevant safety information may be disclosed to a manufacturer, responsible person, government agency, laboratory, insurer, carrier, or service provider where reasonably necessary and allowed by law, as further explained in the Privacy Policy.
PART E — PRIVACY, MESSAGES, AND CONTENT
Rule 27 — Personal information
The Privacy Policy explains what personal information is collected, collection sources, purposes of use, categories of recipients, retention, safeguards, and available choices. Accepting these Terms does not provide consent for an activity that requires separate consent by law.
Shopify and Store applications may process data to host the Store, complete payment and fulfillment, detect fraud, provide support, measure performance, or carry out another disclosed purpose. Relevant roles and practices should be reflected in the Privacy Policy. Do not email unnecessary medical, financial, or authentication information.
Rule 28 — California privacy choices where applicable
If the California Consumer Privacy Act, as amended by the California Privacy Rights Act, applies to our business and the relevant information, California residents may have rights to know or access certain data, request correction or deletion, opt out of certain sale or sharing, limit certain uses of sensitive personal information, and receive nondiscriminatory treatment when exercising covered rights. Exceptions and verification requirements may apply.
The Privacy Policy provides current request methods and disclosures. We will recognize Global Privacy Control and other legally applicable opt-out preference signals where required. Nothing in these Terms requires waiver of an applicable CCPA right.
Rule 29 — Transactional and promotional communications
We may send messages reasonably necessary to operate an account or service an order, including verification, payment, shipping, delay, delivery, return, refund, recall, security, and safety communications. Maintain a current order email address.
Marketing email and texts are sent only in accordance with applicable law and the preference or consent you provide. You may opt out through the message instructions or by contacting us. A marketing opt-out does not stop required transactional or safety messages. Message and data rates may apply to texts. Promotional consent is not a condition of buying unless a lawful offer clearly provides otherwise.
Rule 30 — Customer reviews and uploads
The Store may allow reviews, questions, comments, photos, videos, suggestions, or other contributions (“Customer Material”). You retain ownership of Customer Material. When you deliberately submit it for publication, you grant us a nonexclusive, royalty-free, worldwide license to host, reproduce, format, display, and distribute it in connection with the Store and truthful promotion of the reviewed item.
The license does not transfer ownership or prevent your use of the same material. We will not use a person’s words or likeness as a materially different endorsement without additional permission where required. You represent that you have the necessary rights and that the Customer Material does not unlawfully expose private information, infringe rights, impersonate another person, contain malware, or include a factual statement you know is materially false.
Any free product, payment, employment, family relationship, or other material connection affecting an endorsement must be disclosed. If an incentive is offered for a review, it will not require a positive sentiment.
Rule 31 — Honest-review protection and moderation
You remain free to publish an honest positive or negative opinion about our goods, service, or conduct. These Terms do not impose a penalty for a lawful review, prohibit criticism, or require transfer of your review ownership.
We may moderate material containing confidential or personal data, threats, harassment, obscenity, unlawful discrimination, infringement, unrelated advertising, spam, or clearly false or misleading factual content. An honest opinion is not removable merely because we disagree with it.
Rule 32 — Store intellectual property
The Store’s selection, arrangement, branding, text, logo, photographs, graphics, video, icons, and software may be owned by Toki Glow Beauty or licensed to us and protected by intellectual-property law. We give you a limited, revocable, nonexclusive, nontransferable right to use these materials for personal shopping and account activity under these Terms.
Unless applicable law permits, you may not commercially reproduce, license, distribute, modify, publish, or create a confusingly similar service from protected material without the owner’s authorization. Third-party product names and marks remain the property of their respective owners.
An infringement notice should identify the protected work, challenged content and its location, claimant contact details, the good-faith basis for the claim, and any statement or signature required by law. We may seek reasonable supporting information and forward the notice to the content provider.
Rule 33 — Third-party tools and links
The Store may interoperate with payment, wallet, financing, shipping, analytics, social-media, map, or other services controlled by third parties. Their own terms and privacy notices can govern their independent services. Review them before using an optional integration.
A link does not automatically endorse every third-party statement or practice. We are not responsible merely because an independent provider is linked, but this rule does not exclude responsibility that law assigns to us for our own representations, selection, integration, or conduct.
Rule 34 — Accessibility and Store continuity
We want customers to be able to obtain material product, order, and policy information. If a disability or technical problem prevents access, contact us and identify the information or task involved. We will use reasonable efforts to offer an effective alternative. Seeking help does not reduce a consumer right.
Maintenance, security work, updates, or network interruptions may temporarily affect availability. We may improve, replace, or discontinue a digital feature, but a feature change will not be used to avoid an accepted order, refund, warranty, recall, or accrued obligation.
PART F — WARRANTIES, LIABILITY, AND DISPUTES
Rule 35 — Warranties and consumer expectations
We do not promise that general informational website features will always operate without interruption or error. To the extent permitted by law, those non-product features are available on an “as available” basis. This does not reduce our responsibility to use reasonable care, honor accepted orders, deliver conforming goods, and correct material misrepresentations.
A product may carry a written warranty from a manufacturer, responsible person, or seller. That warranty applies in addition to rights created by law. California’s Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act generally provides an implied warranty of merchantability for consumer goods sold at retail in California and may provide an implied warranty of fitness in appropriate circumstances. California law restricts when these protections can be disclaimed, including when an express warranty is supplied.
We do not exclude an express warranty, implied warranty, statutory guarantee, or remedy when exclusion is prohibited. Any legally valid limitation applies only to the narrowest extent allowed. Fraud, knowing concealment, personal injury, product safety, and other nonwaivable matters are not disclaimed.
Subject to these protections, cosmetic compatibility and subjective results can vary, and no identical result is promised for every person.
Rule 36 — Liability limits permitted by law
To the greatest extent applicable law allows, Toki Glow Beauty and its officers, employees, and agents will not be responsible for an indirect, special, exemplary, punitive, or consequential loss that was not reasonably foreseeable and was not caused by breach of a legal duty owed to you.
For claims where a contractual cap is lawful, total liability relating to a particular order will not exceed the greater of the amount paid for that order or $100. The cap and exclusions do not apply to a required refund or replacement, valid warranty or product-liability claim, death or personal injury, fraud, gross negligence, willful misconduct, protected privacy or data-security claim, infringement, or another loss or remedy that law does not allow us to limit.
Where a jurisdiction prohibits a particular exclusion, it applies only to the enforceable extent. These Terms do not place on you a loss that mandatory consumer law places on us.
Rule 37 — Responsibility for deliberate unlawful misuse
If your intentional unlawful use, fraudulent transaction, material violation of Rule 05, or infringing Customer Material directly causes a third-party claim against us, you agree to reimburse reasonable losses and defense costs to the extent caused by your conduct.
We will give reasonably prompt notice and permit appropriate participation in the defense. You do not owe reimbursement for our negligence, defective merchandise, unlawful conduct, breach of these Terms, or a responsibility assigned to us by law. We will not settle by admitting wrongdoing for you or imposing a nonmonetary obligation on you without consent.
Rule 38 — Events outside reasonable control
A party is not liable for delay caused by an event beyond reasonable control, such as severe weather, natural disaster, epidemic, war, civil disorder, government action, transportation interruption, labor disruption, or widespread utility or network failure, if reasonable measures are taken to reduce the effect and performance resumes when practicable.
This rule does not allow us to keep money for merchandise that cannot lawfully ship, override FTC delay procedures, or remove a mandatory cancellation, refund, warranty, or safety remedy. Required notices will still be issued.
Rule 39 — Account restriction or termination
You may stop using the Store at any time. We may limit access when reasonably necessary to address fraud, security, unlawful activity, repeated material violations, or legal requirements. When appropriate, we may request correction, give notice, or use a narrower measure first.
Termination does not erase an accepted order, payment properly due, return right, warranty request, privacy request, safety report, or accrued remedy. You may continue to contact support regarding an existing transaction. Terms that logically must continue will survive.
Rule 40 — Resolving a concern
We encourage you to contact us with your order number, relevant facts, and requested resolution. We will review the issue in good faith. This optional step does not shorten, pause, or waive any statutory limitation period unless a written agreement or applicable law says otherwise.
You remain free to contact a government consumer-protection body, submit a lawful payment dispute, bring an eligible small-claims case, or pursue another remedy available under applicable law.
Rule 41 — California law, courts, and procedural rights
These Terms and sales by Toki Glow Beauty are governed by California law and applicable federal law, without applying a conflicts rule that would eliminate mandatory consumer rights. Customers in another state retain nonwaivable protections granted by the law applicable to them.
A claim may be filed in a court with lawful subject-matter jurisdiction, personal jurisdiction, and proper venue. To the extent the parties may validly designate a forum, courts serving San Mateo County, California are available. Either party may use an eligible small-claims court.
These Terms contain no mandatory arbitration agreement and no waiver of the right to participate in a class action where such participation is permitted by law.
Rule 42 — Changes to these Terms
We may revise this document to reflect changes in law, Store features, technology, or business practices. The posted version will display its effective date, and additional notice will be given where legally required for a material change.
Unless law provides otherwise, an update applies only prospectively. It will not retroactively change an accepted order, accrued right, existing claim, or pending dispute. If you disagree with a future version, stop using the Store after it becomes effective.
Rule 43 — General contract provisions
If a court finds a provision invalid, that provision will be limited or severed only as needed and the remainder will remain effective. An invalid provision cannot be rewritten to deprive a customer of a nonwaivable protection.
Failure to enforce a provision once is not a continuing waiver. A waiver must be clear and applies only to the identified circumstance. Headings aid navigation but do not alter meaning. “Including” means “including without limitation.”
You may not transfer an account or assign a purchase obligation without consent unless law permits. We may transfer these Terms as part of a lawful merger, financing, reorganization, or sale if the transfer does not reduce accrued consumer rights. No third-party beneficiary exists unless expressly stated.
These Terms, incorporated policies, checkout disclosures, accepted order, and applicable product, promotion, and warranty terms form the agreement concerning Store use and purchase. They do not override a binding express representation or legal obligation. Electronic records and signatures may be used where permitted.
CONTACT TOKI GLOW BEAUTY
For questions, complaints, accessibility assistance, order support, returns, refunds, privacy requests, safety reports, or legal notices, contact:
Trade name: Toki Glow Beauty
Email: support@tokiglow.store
Address: 132 Westmoor Ave, Daly City, CA 94015, United States
Phone: +1 (310) 780-1464
Include the order number when your message concerns a transaction. Do not mail merchandise to this address unless support confirms the authorized return location and provides return instructions.