Terms & Conditions
Last updated: July 4, 2026
Accessing and using the burgosleperfum.com website implies full acceptance of the following terms and conditions. We recommend reading them before browsing or making a purchase.
01Acceptance of terms
By accessing this site, creating an account, or making a purchase, you agree to be bound by these Terms & Conditions, our Privacy Notice, and our Cookie Policy.
02Use of the site
The content on this site (text, photography, olfactory note illustrations, logos, and the 'Burgos Le Parfum' name) is owned by the Maison or its licensors and protected under Mexican copyright law.
Reproducing, distributing, or commercially exploiting any content on this site without prior written authorization is prohibited.
You agree to use the site lawfully, without attempting to compromise its security, scrape data in an automated manner, or interfere with its normal operation.
03User accounts
You are responsible for keeping your password confidential and for all activity carried out from your account. Notify us immediately of any unauthorized use.
We reserve the right to suspend or cancel accounts that breach these terms, fail to pay, or engage in fraudulent activity.
04Products and availability
We work with real, limited inventory; we reserve the right to correct prices, descriptions, or availability in the event of an evident error, notifying the customer before processing the corresponding charge.
Some references in our catalogue are alternatives or olfactory 'homages' inspired by well-known fragrances; where applicable, this is clearly noted on the product page and in the 'Arabic Dupes' section.
05Third-party links
This site may link to external platforms (social media, payment gateways, couriers). We are not responsible for the content or privacy policies of those third-party sites.
06Limitation of liability
Burgos Le Parfum will not be liable for indirect damages arising from the use of the site, except as expressly provided under Mexican consumer protection law.
07Governing law
These terms are governed by the laws of the United Mexican States. Any dispute will be submitted to the competent courts of the State of Mexico, unless the law provides a different, non-waivable venue for the consumer.
