Privacy Policy
This policy explains how Illustrated You collects, uses, shares, protects, and deletes information when you visit illustratedyou.com, join our waitlist, create an account, contact support, or order a personalized pet book — either directly from us or through a marketplace such as Amazon or Etsy.
Information we collect
Website and waitlist: your email address, signup time, unsubscribe status, and limited technical information such as browser, device, referring page, pages viewed, performance measurements, and the state or region and country you were in. We also keep our own record of the pages you view, the buttons and links you use, which parts of a page come into view, how long you spend on each step and the steps you take here, tied to a random visitor id in a cookie — see Site activity and your visitor id below.
Orders and personalization: the pet photos, pet name, dedication, an optional first name for the child a book is for, and other personalization you submit, the order reference, and fulfillment status.
Orders placed on this site: the email address you enter at checkout and the shipping name and address needed to deliver the book. Stripe processes the payment — your card details go directly to Stripe and we never receive or store your card number. We keep an identifier for the payment so we can match a refund to the right order.
Orders placed on Amazon or Etsy: the personalization you submit through the listing (including a photo you upload there) plus the order reference and shipping information the marketplace provides us to fulfill it. For Etsy orders we read that same information from Etsy's seller API, and we send Etsy the parcel's carrier and tracking number when it ships. The marketplace processes that payment and we do not receive your full payment-card number.
Account: if you create one, your email address, a password we store only as a one-way hash, and the sign-in sessions attached to it. An account is optional; you can order without one.
Photos of the finished book: if you choose to send us one after your book arrives, we keep the photo and, separately, whether you ticked the box giving us permission to show it on this site and in our advertising — along with the exact wording you agreed to and when. Sending a photo is entirely optional, ticking the box is a separate choice, and you can withdraw that permission at any time by writing to us.
Reviews: if you review a book we sent you, we keep your rating and what you wrote, the first name and town you give us (if you post as anonymous, we keep them but show neither), the name the book was made for, and any photo you attach, which we store with its hidden location data removed. A person reads every review before it appears, and whether and where we show a review on this site is our decision. We use a review or its photo in advertising and marketing only if you ticked the box giving us that permission, and we keep the exact wording you agreed to and when you agreed. You can change your review from the link in your email for a month after you write it. To withdraw your permission, or to have us remove the review and its photo, write to support@illustratedyou.com.
Referral codes: when you order on this site we give you a code to share with friends. We keep your email address and first name with it: the address to send you the reward when a friend orders with your code, and the first name to greet your friend — it is shown on the page your referral link opens. Your email address and first name are erased, and your code is switched off, when you ask us to delete your information; the code itself, which may spell your first name, stays in our accounts as the record of discounts already given.
Support: your email address, the name and order number you give us if you give them, the message you write, and any photos or documents you provide when requesting help or a replacement. The replies in that conversation — ours, and yours, whether you answer on your conversation page or by replying to our email — are kept with it. Pictures you attach to an email to us (photos and other images) are normally copied into our own private storage and kept with that conversation; any other file you attach, such as a PDF — and a picture we could not copy — stays with our email provider under its own retention, and our staff open it there when they need to. Our support team may be helped by an AI assistant that reads the conversations it is given to help answer you; when we allow it, it may also look at a picture you sent, and it sees pictures only on the conversations it is assigned to. We never use these pictures to paint a book.
How we use information
We use information to create, review, print, ship, and support your personalized book; take payment and issue any refund; communicate about an order or replacement; tell you about a cover you asked us to paint and, unless you unsubscribe, send occasional offers; operate accounts and the waitlist; prevent fraud and misuse; secure and improve the website; comply with marketplace, tax, and legal obligations; and maintain necessary business records. We do not use customer photos for advertising or a public gallery without separate, express permission.
Pet photos and AI illustration
Your photo is used to generate the illustrated pet character and to check that the finished artwork resembles the pet you submitted. Some processing is performed by contracted AI and cloud providers acting for us. We do not use customer photos to train our own models, and we select and configure providers so customer content is not used to train their general-purpose models.
If you give us your email address and paint a cover but do not order, we may also have an AI provider look at your photo to write one short line about your pet for a personal note from us about that cover. We keep that line with your saved checkout and delete it with it, and every note carries an unsubscribe link.
If you give us the first name of the child a book is for, the name, and the story text containing it, go to our AI illustration provider to letter and spell-check the pages.
If you ask to see your pet inside the book, your photo, the cover we painted and, if you gave one, the child's first name are sent to the same AI provider to paint one sample page with the name lettered in it. We keep that page with your saved checkout like the cover, and if you order, both are used as references for your book's illustrations.
If you tell us a painted cover is not right, what you pick and type — and a second photo of your pet, if you choose to add one — is sent to the same AI provider along with your photo so the cover can be painted again, and is kept with your saved checkout. A second photo is kept and deleted exactly like your first. We keep your thumbs up or down the same way, and a person on our team may read it to repaint the cover by hand. All of it is deleted when you ask us to delete your information, and none of it is shared with anyone else.
Before your first cover we may ask three quick questions about your pet — its tail, coat and size — and offer to take that second photo then, from the side. Your answers and the photo go to the same AI provider with your first photo to paint the cover. Both are kept and deleted like the rest of your saved checkout, and if you buy, your answers are also kept with your order and used for your book's illustrations, and deleted with it.
How we email you about an order
When you order on this site we email you a confirmation containing a private link to your order's status page, and we email again when it ships. That link is what proves the page is yours, so it works without a sign-in — and it means anyone who has the link can see that order's status and send us a photo of it once it arrives. We store only a one-way hash of the link, never the link itself, which is why we can send you a fresh one but can never resend the old one. Asking for a new link immediately retires the previous one. If you think a link has been seen by someone it should not have been, request a new one from the order lookup page or ask us.
Order email of this kind is not marketing and has no unsubscribe link, because turning it off would mean you could not follow your own book. Marketing and waitlist email is separate, always carries a working one-click unsubscribe, and opting out of it never affects the email about an order you placed.
When you give us your email address and ask us to paint a free cover, we email you that cover and a link back to it. We may also email you reminders about that cover and, now and then, an offer. Each of those reminder and offer emails has a one-click unsubscribe; using it never stops the cover email or email about an order you placed.
When we disclose information
We disclose only the information needed to providers that help us host the site, measure site performance, send email, process payments, process AI illustrations, store production files, print and ship books, and provide support. Our payment processor is Stripe, which handles your card details under its own privacy policy and as a processor acting for us. Amazon and Etsy separately handle a marketplace transaction under their own privacy policies. We may also disclose information when required by law, to protect customers or our service, or as part of a business transfer subject to appropriate safeguards.
We do not sell personal information. We use analytics to measure our site and our own advertising, as described below, and we use three advertising platforms' measurement tools (Meta, Google and TikTok) in a way that may count as “sharing” for cross-context behavioral advertising under California law: it lets us show our own advertisements to people who have visited this site. We do not let analytics providers use your visit to build advertising profiles for others, and you can opt out of the Meta and TikTok measurement as described under Analytics and cookies and Advertising on TikTok.
Site activity and your visitor id
We record what happens on this site: which pages you view, which buttons and links you use, which parts of a page come into view, and how long you spend on each step, and which steps you take through ordering a book — a photo accepted, an email given, a cover painted, an address saved, a checkout started. We never record what you type: a button's name, never the name, address, note or dedication you wrote. Each record is tied to a random visitor id we set in a cookie on your first visit. That id is a random number and nothing else. It is not your name, and on its own it tells us nothing about who you are.
Once you give us your email address — at the reveal step, or at checkout — we connect that browsing history to your customer record, so that when you write to us we can see what actually happened, and so we can understand which parts of the site work and which parts do not. We use it to serve and improve our own shop. We do not sell it. Of your address,Meta receives a one-way hash and never the readable text — along with the other hashed contact details and the page views described under Analytics and cookies. TikTok receives a one-way hash of your address and nothing else of your contact details; see Advertising on TikTok. Google Ads receives no address at all, in any form. Google Analytics does receive the page-by-page record described above, and we link it to our Google Ads account; see Advertising on Google.
What we strip before storing it. Web addresses are cut back to the page and its advertising campaign details before anything is written down, so this record never contains your pet's name, your email address, an order or payment identifier, or any private link. We do not store your IP address or your browser's user agent with it.
Approximate location. We record which state or region you were in, and which country — for example “CA” and “US”. Our hosting provider works this out from your IP address at the moment of the request and passes us only those two short codes. We do not store the IP address with this record, and we never record your city, your postcode or your coordinates. We use it to see where the people using the site are, which tells us where our advertising is working. If your browser asks not to be tracked, none of this is recorded at all — no page view, and so no location.
If you do not want to be recorded, turn on Global Privacy Control in your browser or extension. We check for it on every request our server receives and in your browser before any recorder loads, and when it is set we keep no site-activity record and make no session recording — neither ours nor Hotjar's — and we honour the older Do Not Track signal the same way. It does not switch off everything; Your privacy choices says exactly what still runs. You can also ask us what we hold about you, or ask us to delete it, using our support page or support@illustratedyou.com.
Analytics and cookies
We use Vercel Web Analytics and Speed Insights to understand aggregate visits, page performance, and technical errors, and Google Analytics to understand how visitors use the site — pages viewed, steps of the ordering flow reached, purchases completed, and which link, search result, or advertisement brought a visit (including ad campaign identifiers carried in the address of the page you arrived on). Google Analytics sets cookies and processes this information for us under its own terms.
What analytics receives is deliberately limited. We strip web addresses before they are sent, so analytics never receives your pet's name, a photo, an email address, an order or payment identifier, or any private link from this site — measurement covers what was done, never who your pet is — though the analytics record of a purchase does name the book that was bought. We link Google Analytics to our Google Ads account so that we can see which advertisements lead to orders, which means Google may use this site's analytics data to measure and to target our own advertising to people who have visited this site; that is described under Advertising on Google below. Essential storage may be used for security, forms, and site operation.
Recordings of how the site is used
What is recorded, and by whom. To find and fix what confuses people, we record how our pages are used: what appears on the screen, where it is tapped, clicked and scrolled, and which page and step of ordering you are on. The recording is made by our own code and stored by us; the companies that host our site and database hold it for us and for no other purpose. No analytics, recording or advertising company receives it.
What a recording never contains. Everything you type is replaced with dots in your browser before anything is sent, and an empty box stays empty. Your pet's photo and any painted cover or page, your shipping address and the address suggestions, your email address, your dedication, and your pet's or child's name are blanked in your browser too, and web addresses are cut back to the page and its advertising campaign details. Before a recording is stored, our server checks it again: it blanks anything shaped like an email address, an order or payment identifier or a private link, removes any private picture, and blanks the name, email address, shipping address and dedication saved with your own unfinished order wherever they appear. Stored recordings are encrypted. Nothing is recorded at all on the order-confirmation page, on the pages an order's own private link opens (its tracking page and the page for sending us a photo of the book) or a shared cover or claim link opens, on your account, or on any sign-in, password, verification or unsubscribe page. The form where you look up an order by its number and email address is recorded like any other page, with what you type into it replaced with dots.
Who sees it. Only the owner of this business, and every viewing is logged. Once you give us your email address, recordings from that browser are connected to your customer record, the same way as the site-activity record above. Recordings are never used for advertising, never sold or shared, and never used to decide what to offer you or what to charge.
How long. A recording is deleted after 30 days; a provider's backup may hold one for up to a day after that. A recording from a browser that never gave us an email address cannot be found by name, and is deleted on the same clock. We also keep counts of where pages are tapped and how far they are scrolled, with nothing that identifies a visitor, for a year.
How not to be recorded. Turn on Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track in your browser: the recorder then never loads, and our server refuses any recording from a browser that sends either signal.
Hotjar, for now. Until our own recorder has fully replaced it, we also use Hotjar under the same limits: it receives its recording directly from your browser under its own terms, masks what you type, and we blank your pet's photo and covers, your address and the address suggestions, your email address, your dedication and your pet's or child's name before anything leaves your browser. It does not load at all when your browser sends Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track, and it does not run on any of the pages listed above where nothing is recorded. When we stop using Hotjar we will ask it to delete everything it holds for us.
When we advertise on other platforms, we measure whether those advertisements lead to orders here. If you arrive from an advertisement on ChatGPT, the landing address carries an OpenAI-generated click reference, and an OpenAI measurement script on our site stores it in a cookie for about 30 days so that a purchase can be credited to the advertisement. When you order, OpenAI receives that click reference, the order amount, and which book was ordered. The OpenAI script may also detect contact details you type into our forms — such as an email address — and include them with those events in hashed form to improve conversion matching: the value is normalized and one-way hashed (SHA-256) in your browser first, and the readable text is never sent to OpenAI. Your pet photos, your pet's name, the child's name, your dedication, and your payment details are never part of advertising measurement in any form.
We advertise on Facebook and Instagram, and we use Meta's measurement tools to see whether those advertisements lead to orders and to show our advertisements to people who have visited this site. On our public pages — the homepage, the book pages, and the about, support and legal pages — Meta's script records a page view and which book you looked at, and sets two Meta cookies in your browser that identify the click and the browser to Meta for up to 90 days. It does not run on the ordering flow, the order confirmation, order tracking, or your account, so Meta never receives those pages' addresses. When you give us your email, we paint your cover, you start checkout, or you complete an order, our own server tells Meta that a lead, a cover, a checkout, or a purchase happened, with the amount and which book, together with those two Meta cookies, your IP address and your browser's user-agent string (its browser and device type), which Meta requires with every such report.
We also include hashed identifiers with those reports, so that Meta can tell whether the person who ordered is the person who saw the advertisement — without it, we cannot tell which advertisements are worth running. Each report carries a one-way hash (SHA-256) of your email address, and a purchase report also carries hashed forms of your phone number, city, state, ZIP code and country. Meta receives only those hashes; the readable text is never sent, and your name and street address are never sent in any form, hashed or otherwise. If you have Global Privacy Control or “Do Not Track” turned on, we send no report and therefore no identifier. We have also turned off Meta's automatic collection of what you type. Meta processes this information under its own terms; we send every report with Meta's “Limited Data Use” setting, which restricts how Meta may use it for people in California and other U.S. states with similar laws.
These purchase reports are sent by our own server after your payment completes, not by your browser, so that an order still counts if you close the tab. To make that possible we hold the advertising click references described above, your IP address, your browser's user-agent string and the hashed identifiers on the order record until the report has been sent, and we delete them from it as soon as it has. If you have Global Privacy Control or “Do Not Track” turned on, none of them is stored in the first place and no report is sent at all.
To opt out of the Meta measurement, turn on Global Privacy Control or the “Do Not Track” setting in your browser: we then load no Meta script and send Meta no reports. You can also limit how Meta uses information from other sites in your Meta account's Off-Facebook activity and ad settings. If we add advertising or tracking technology beyond what this section describes, we will update this policy and provide any consent controls required by law before using it.
The referral cookie. If you open a friend's referral link, we set one functional cookie, iy_ref, for 30 days. It holds nothing but the discount code from the link, so the code is already in the promo box when you check out; our scripts cannot read it, and it is not used to track you. Because it carries a discount you were given rather than a record of what you did, we set it for everyone, including browsers with Global Privacy Control or “Do Not Track” turned on — though for those browsers we record no site activity for the visit. You can delete it from your browser at any time; you can still type the code yourself.
Advertising on Google
We advertise on Google, and we measure whether those advertisements lead to orders here. If you arrive from a Google advertisement, the address of the page you land on carries a Google-generated click identifier, and the Google tag stores it in a cookie so that a later order can be credited to the advertisement that earned it. When you complete an order, Google Ads receives that the purchase happened, the amount, the currency, and an order reference that is a one-way hash — never the order number itself, which would open your order.
That advertising report carries no email address, in any form, and does not say which book you bought. Your pet's photo, your pet's name, the child's name, your dedication, your address, and your payment details are never part of advertising measurement at all.
If your browser sends a Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track signal, the advertising half of the Google tag is never registered for that visit: no click identifier is stored, no Google Ads advertising cookie is written, and no purchase is reported to Google Ads. The Google tag file itself still loads — it is the same shared script that serves our analytics — but the advertising destination inside it is never switched on. You can also opt out as described under Your privacy choices.
Advertising on TikTok
We advertise on TikTok, and we use TikTok's measurement tools in the same way, and under the same limits, as Meta's. On our public pages — the homepage, the book pages, and the about, support and legal pages — TikTok's script records a page view and which book you looked at, and sets a TikTok cookie in your browser that identifies the browser to TikTok. If you arrive from a TikTok advertisement, the address of the page you land on carries a TikTok click identifier, and we keep it in a cookie of our own, iy_ttclid, for up to 28 days so that a later order can be credited to the advertisement that earned it. TikTok's script does not run on the ordering flow, the order confirmation, order tracking, or your account, so TikTok never receives those pages' addresses.
When you give us your email, we paint your cover, you start checkout, or you complete an order, our own server tells TikTok that a lead, a cover, a checkout, or a purchase happened, with the amount and which book, together with the click identifier and TikTok's cookie, your IP address and your browser's user-agent string, and a one-way hash (SHA-256) of your email address. TikTok receives only that hash — never the readable address — and no phone number, city, ZIP code, name or street address in any form. For a purchase, we hold the click identifier, your IP address, your browser's user-agent string and the hashed email on the order record until the report has been sent, and delete them from it as soon as it has. Your pet's photo, your pet's name, the child's name, your dedication and your payment details are never part of advertising measurement.
To opt out of the TikTok measurement, turn on Global Privacy Control or the “Do Not Track” setting in your browser: we then load no TikTok script, keep no click identifier, store nothing for TikTok on your order and send TikTok no reports. You can also limit how TikTok uses information from other sites in TikTok's own ad settings (in the TikTok app: Settings and privacy, then Ads), or at tiktok.com/privacy/ads-and-your-data. TikTok processes this information under its own terms; we send every report with TikTok's “Limited Data Use” setting, which restricts how TikTok may use it for people in California and other U.S. states with similar laws.
Retention and deletion
What changed on September 4, 2026. We used to delete your pet's photo and the files made from it automatically, 30 days after your book was delivered. We no longer do that for a book ordered on this site: we keep them until you ask us to delete them, so that we can reprint your book, put a wrong one right, and make your next book without asking you to send the same photo again. This applies to everything we hold, including photos and personalization you gave us before that date — there is no separate rule for older orders. You can have all of it erased at any time; see How to have it deleted below. Books ordered through Amazon or Etsy are unchanged and still on the 30-day clock described further down.
Books ordered on this site. We keep your pet's photo, the personalization you gave us, and the illustrated files we make from them, for as long as you are a customer — until you ask us to delete them. We keep them so that we can reprint a book that arrives damaged, put right a book that arrives wrong, and make your next book without asking you to upload the same photo and type the same details again. Keeping it is what makes a reprint and a second book possible, and you can end it at any time.
How to have it deleted. Write to us — through our support page or by email to support@illustratedyou.com — and a person here erases your pet's photo, the personalization you typed, any personalize session you started and never finished, the illustrated files made from them, and the record of your visits to this site, including any recordings of them. If you have an account, ask us to close it and the same thing happens. There is no button that does it by itself, and that is deliberate: someone checks that we are erasing the right person's book before anything goes. You do not need a reason and you do not need an account. We may need to verify your identity and your order first, and we tell you when it is done.
Books ordered through Amazon or Etsy are different, because what we hold there is customer information the marketplace passes to us rather than a relationship you have with us. Those customer inputs — the personalization, any photo you uploaded, and the fulfillment details the marketplace provides — are deleted no later than 30 days after confirmed delivery, and sooner when they are no longer needed after a cancellation.
The finished book is our own work. The illustrated pages and the cover we produced are kept on both channels as the record of what we printed and sent — that is what a reprint is made from, and what a dispute about a printed book is settled with.
Support attachments are kept with the support correspondence they belong to; on the marketplace channels they are deleted on the same 30-day clock when they show the pet, except where a case is still open at that point, in which case we keep only the files needed to resolve it and delete them as soon as it is closed. Backups expire on controlled schedules. We retain minimized order, consent, security, tax, and accounting records for as long as required for legitimate business or legal purposes. Waitlist email addresses are kept until you unsubscribe or the launch campaign ends, whichever comes first.
Two more things are worth saying plainly rather than leaving implied. Direct order records — the email and shipping address for an order you placed here — are the record of a transaction between us, and are removed when you ask us to delete your information. Support correspondence is kept as the record of what was asked and what we did about it, which is what makes a decision about a damaged book auditable; when you ask us to delete your information we remove your address from those messages rather than keeping them attached to you, and the link to your conversation stops working; pictures you attached to an email are deleted from our own storage, and every file you attached is deleted from our email provider, at the same time, on request. Even without a request, we delete our copy of those pictures 90 days after the conversation is closed. A personalize session you started and never paid for is treated the same way as an order: if you gave us an email address, we keep it — the photo, the cover and any sample page we painted, and what you typed — so that you can come back to it and so we can help you if you write to us, until you ask us to delete it, by the same route above. If you never gave us an email address, it is deleted 14 days later, photo included, because there is nobody to keep it for.
A photo we cannot use. When our photo check turns a photo down, we note why. We keep the photo itself only when our photo check looked at it and judged it was not a usable pet photo — no pet in it, an animal that is not a pet, an animal it could not make out, or one the book cannot star — and we keep it for 14 days so we can check that our photo check is being fair, and then it is deleted. A photo our check judged to be of a person, or never got to examine, is not kept; we keep only the reason. Only the owner of Illustrated You can look at a kept photo, and it is never shared or used for anything else. To have it deleted sooner, write to support@illustratedyou.com. When you ask us to delete your information, a kept photo goes with it wherever we can tell it was yours.
Your privacy choices
You may unsubscribe using the link at the bottom of any marketing or waitlist email we send. It takes one click, needs no sign-in, and takes effect immediately. You will still receive email about an order you actually placed — see the section above on why those are separate.
If you do not want your visit recorded, turn on Global Privacy Control in your browser. We check for it on every request our server receives and in your browser before any recorder loads, and, when it is set, we record no site activity, no session recording of ours or Hotjar's loads, we never register the Google Ads advertising destination, and we send no advertising report about your order to Meta, to TikTok, to Google Ads, or to OpenAI.
Being precise about what that does not stop, because the difference matters: the shared Google measurement script still loads, and Google Analytics still records your visit. OpenAI's script also still loads on our public pages. Meta's and TikTok's do not — we refuse to load them at all when the signal is set, as described under Analytics and cookies and Advertising on TikTok. What the signal stops is the advertising half: the click identifiers, the Google Ads destination, and every report about a purchase. To stop analytics as well, use your browser's own cookie and script controls, or an extension that blocks them.
You may also use our support page or email support@illustratedyou.com to request access, correction, or deletion of personal information, or to ask what information we hold. We may need to verify your identity and order before completing a request. We will not discriminate against you for exercising an applicable privacy right.
Your California rights
If you live in California, you can ask us to tell you what personal information we hold about you and where it came from, to correct it, or to delete it. We do not sell personal information. Our use of Meta's measurement tools, described under Analytics and cookies, and our advertising measurement with Google, described under Advertising on Google, and with TikTok, described under Advertising on TikTok, may count as “sharing” for cross-context behavioral advertising, and you have the right to opt out of each: turn on Global Privacy Control in your browser, which we honour as an opt-out request on every visit, or email us. That sharing includes the hashed identifiers described for Meta and the hashed email described for TikTok — the Google Ads report carries no address in any form. Turning on Global Privacy Control stops those identifiers along with the reports they travel in, and stops the Google advertising destination from ever being registered. It does not switch off Google Analytics itself — Your privacy choices sets out exactly what the signal does and does not stop. We send Meta every report under its Limited Data Use setting. Email support@illustratedyou.com to make a request; we may need to verify your identity first, and we will not treat you differently for asking.
Visitors outside the United States
We sell and ship only within the United States, on this site, on Amazon's United States marketplace and on Etsy, and we operate from the United States — so any information you send us, including a waitlist signup, is processed there. If you are outside the US and would like us to delete your information or stop contacting you, email support@illustratedyou.com and we will do it.
Security
We use administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards designed to protect personal information, including access controls, encryption in transit, restricted production access, and deletion procedures. No online system can be guaranteed completely secure, so please do not send sensitive information that we do not request.
Children
The website and customization process are intended for adults. We do not knowingly collect personal information directly from children under 13. Our books star pets. A buyer — often a relative or friend — may give us a first name for the child a book is for. We never ask for a photo of a child; if a person appears in a pet photo, only the pet is painted. The name is lettered into the book by our AI illustration provider; the child's name is blanked from any recording of the site before it leaves the browser; and it is kept with your saved checkout, and with the order if you buy, until you ask us to delete it. If you believe a child has submitted information, contact us so we can delete it.
Changes and contact
We may update this policy as the service changes. We will post the new version and revision date here before a material change takes effect. Questions and privacy requests may be sent to support@illustratedyou.com, or by mail to Illustrated You, 1107 Fair Oaks Ave #438, South Pasadena, CA 91030-3311.
Questions? Email support@illustratedyou.com.