mCaffeine Privacy Policy 2026: What It Says About Selling Your Data
Nobody reads a beauty brand's privacy policy, so we read mCaffeine's first-party on 7 October 2026. It states that if the company is bought, "We and our affiliates will share / sell some or all of your personal information with another business entity" — "will", not "may". The page also answers the question of notice twice, in opposite directions: "subject to change at any time without notice" near the top, and "we will post those changes on this page so that you are always aware" near the bottom, with no last-updated date anywhere. On the better side, group affiliates "may not market to you ... unless you explicitly opt-in", and a Grievance Officer is named. Published text only; nothing here is legal advice.
mCaffeine Cancellation Policy 2026: Three Hours to Cancel an Order
mCaffeine's policy page puts a clock on something most brands leave vague. "You can do so by sending us an email at woot@mcaffeine.com within 3 hours of placing the order" - and "Once orders have been dispatched, they cannot be canceled." After that the page offers the doorstep rather than a returns desk: "You can simply refuse to accept the parcel at the time of delivery as the order will not be returned once delivered." Fault cases get five days from delivery by email or phone; a parcel marked delivered but never received gets only 72 hours. Shipping is free above Rs. 399, with cash on delivery at no extra charge. Every term is quoted from the brand's own page, read 1 October 2026.