What it sells
Skincare, reusable eye masks, sets and subscriptions are sold directly online.
A closer look at Dieux’s payments, returns, privacy and support. Here is what to know before ordering.
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Dieux is a skincare brand that sells moisturizers, serums, cleansers and reusable eye masks through its website. It also lists selected retail partners. The company says it shares formula, packaging, labor, payment-processing and shipping costs on product pages.
Skincare, reusable eye masks, sets and subscriptions are sold directly online.
Dieux says it ships to more than 200 countries through Passport Shipping.
Refunds may go to the original payment method or be issued as store credit.
The policy lists access, deletion, correction and marketing opt-out options.
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Dieux says its products undergo stability, safety and clinical efficacy testing, including testing through third-party labs. These are company statements, not measured product results.
The company says product pages explain key cost components, including formula, packaging, labor, payment processing and shipping.
Dieux says it does not accept international returns. It says international orders can instead be considered for a refund within 30 days of receipt, and reactions or defective products should be reported by email.
Subscriptions renew until cancelled. Dieux says customers can cancel through their account portal or by email, but payments already made for the current subscription period are not refunded.
Delivery costs, taxes and duties depend on the destination and order.
Dieux says checkout shows a combined shipping, duties and taxes charge for many orders outside North America. It says delivery can take up to 15 business days from the order date. For a missing international package, it asks customers to wait up to four weeks from the order date before reporting it.
The policy covers account, order, marketing and browsing data.
Dieux says it collects contact, payment, order and website-use information. It says it uses cookies and similar tools for personalization and tailored advertising, and lists a cookie-preferences center plus email and SMS opt-outs. The policy also names providers for hosting, messaging, subscriptions, support and marketing.
Order and general questions have separate email addresses.
Dieux provides a contact form, orders@dieuxskin.com for order questions, and hello@dieuxskin.com for general questions. Its stated care hours are Monday through Friday, 10 AM to 6 PM Eastern Time. It says it aims to respond within 24 hours, or up to two business days during sale and holiday periods.
It lists most major credit and debit cards, plus PayPal, Google Pay, Shop Pay and Venmo. It says Discover, prepaid gift cards, checks and money orders are not accepted.
Dieux says opened products may be refunded if you had a reaction or received a defective item. Contact its order support with the order number.
Yes. Dieux says you can cancel through the subscription portal or by email before renewal. Fees already paid for the current subscription period are not refunded.
The privacy policy says marketing emails have an unsubscribe link. It says SMS marketing can be stopped by replying with listed opt-out words, and cookie choices are available through its preferences center.
The takeaway
Check the product-specific ingredients and the checkout total, especially if delivery, duties or return options matter for your location.
How we researchWelo reviewed current company policies and help pages for practical information a shopper can check before ordering.
This page reviews stated website policies, not actual delivery speed, product results or support quality. Some return and delivery terms vary by destination and product.
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