Privacy Policy

Last updated: February 2026

Spice Cabinet Stories is a reading blog about buying, cooking with and storing spices. This policy explains, in plain language, what happens to information when you visit yekelinexoco.hair. The short version: we keep things simple, we collect as little as we can, and we don't build profiles on the people who read us.

What we collect

You can read every story on yekelinexoco.hair without handing over any personal details. There is no account to create, no newsletter sign-up, and no login. Like almost every website, our hosting provider automatically records basic technical information each time a page loads — the type of request, the rough time, the browser and device type, and a shortened network address. That's standard server log data, and we use it only to keep the site running and to see which articles readers actually reach for.

Cookies and analytics

We aim to keep the site light. If we use a privacy-minded analytics tool to count page views, it's set up to measure traffic in aggregate rather than to follow individuals around the web. Any cookies involved are limited and non-intrusive. You can block or delete cookies at any time through your browser settings without losing access to a single recipe, tip or story.

How information is used

Technical data helps us fix errors, speed up pages, and decide what to write about next — whether that's another spice spotlight or a deeper look at storage. We don't sell, rent, or trade reader information, and we don't use it to serve advertising. We would rather spend our energy testing whether a stick of cinnamon really does deepen a stew than tracking anyone across the internet.

Third parties

Fonts and a small number of assets may load from reputable providers, which means those providers can see that a request has been made. We choose partners that publish their own privacy terms and keep the list short. We don't embed social trackers or advertising networks on the pages you read.

Your choices

Because we don't collect names or email addresses through the site itself, there is very little personal data for us to hold in the first place. If you've written to us directly by email and would like that message removed, just ask and we'll take care of it.

Contact

Questions about this policy are welcome at [email protected]. If we update this page, the revised date above will change so you can see when.