Payments and delivery

The Goods will be delivered to you at the address you provided during the order process which may be an address other than the billing address.

Your order will be delivered by DPD Courier offering prompt and reliable post service. If the order is placed over the weekend or bank holiday it will be dispatched the following working day.

If you have agreed to collect the Goods from our premises,you must collect the Goods during our working hours of Mon-Fri 9.30am to 5.30pm on or within 3 Business Days of the date we notify you that the Goods are ready for collection,

You must examine the Goods within a reasonable time after arrival and let us know as soon as reasonably possible if they are faulty, damaged or not as described. If no one is present at your delivery address to take delivery, we will advise you of our attempted delivery. You must then contact us to make arrangements for us to deliver the Goods.

We may end the contract with you and charge you for any extra storage costs we have incurred if you have arranged to collect the Goods but do not do so within 14 Business Days of the date we notify you that they are ready for collection, or we have agreed to deliver the Goods, you have not been available to take delivery on the date we agreed to deliver them, and we have not been able to re-arrange delivery within 14 Business Days of the original delivery date.

Payment for Goods and Services

Payment can be made by any major prepay, credit or debit card. By placing an order, you consent to payment being charged to your prepay/debit/credit card account as provided on the order form.

If you pay us by credit or debit card we will take payment from your card for the Goods on your placement of Order.

Credit / Debit Card Payments

Realex payments is one of our Payment Service Provider (PSP) and we use them to process card transactions. Realex payments use the very latest security technology to ensure that your card details are completely secure when paying on our site. Realex payments accept all credit and debit card payments in all currencies. Realex payments is our recommended credit/debit card payment service provider because of simplicity and security level.

Realex Payments is a payments company specializing in enabling sellers to accept payments online. The company is trusted by thousands of companies, based in Ireland, the UK, and all over Europe. Realex payments are certified to PCI Service Provider Level 1, the most stringent level of certification. You can learn more about Realex payments here: https://www.globalpaymentsinc.com/en-gb

Secure Payments

 kohanaprofessional.ie use SSL encryption technology, the most advanced and secure way to process online transactions. You can tell whether a page is secure as https will replace HTTP at the front of beautyvision.ie in your browser and a small padlock will also appear.

 SSL Secure Payments

 AlphaSSL (Secure Socket Layer) powered by Global Sign is the industry-standard technology used for sending encrypted information between a web browser and a web server. This ensures that the data shared between the browser and the server remains secure and is not read or interfered with. Data security is obviously crucial for 

successful e-commerce to protect both personal and financial information. SSL involves encrypting data using the Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) where the server creates two cryptographic keys – a Private Key and a Public Key that are used to encrypt and unencrypt the data transmitted.
SSL Certificates - Sharing data securely is one thing, however, equally important is trusting who is at the receiving end. It’s vital to know that the website or online shops are in fact, who they say they are. An SSL Certificate is issued by a Certificate Authority who verifies the identity of the website and its owners. The SSL Certificate contains the domain name, owner or company name, address, and country details of the website. It also contains the expiration date of the Certificate and the name of the Certification Authority responsible for issuing the Certificate. Finally, the certificate includes the public key of the server which is used for that encryption of data. When your browser connects to a secure website, it retrieves the site’s SSL Certificate and checks that it is in date, that it’s issued by a trustworthy Certification Authority, and that the certificate is being used by the actual website that it’s issued for. If it fails on any one of these checks, the browser will display a warning to the end user letting them know that it cannot verify the website. If the browser succeeds in verifying all of the information it indicates this by displaying a locked padlock icon or similar in the browser status bar. Clicking on this padlock icon will display the certificate information to the user.