| 英文摘要 |
In recent years, beauty industries often use the method of ’’ Off-Premise Sales ’’ to induce consumers to go to their stores for beauty consumption in the name of ’’experience’’. So many consumer contract disputes arise, and it can be said that beauty traps are everywhere. This article hopes to sort out the connotation and legal relationship of off-premise sales for consuming beauty through two judgments with different results involved in the case by the same industry. In addition, it will analyze consumer rights such as the reviewing period, cooling-off period, absolute right of withdrawal, and disposal after termination of transaction, and discuss beauty industries’ obligation of information disclosure.Finally, Finally, this article will put forward suggestions on the handling of transaction disputes of off-premise beauty consumption for practical reference. |
