Trust and transparency

Affiliate Disclosure

How Kiki’s Reset Room identifies commissions, gifted products, sponsored work, and other brand relationships.

Effective July 14, 2026

The short version

Some links may earn Kiki’s Reset Room a commission at no additional cost to you. Paid, gifted, and affiliate relationships are disclosed close to the relevant content so you can make an informed choice.

1. At a glance

Kiki’s Reset Room may earn revenue through affiliate links, sponsored content, brand collaborations, workshops, or products provided for consideration. A financial or other material relationship does not guarantee positive coverage.

You never have to use an affiliate link or purchase a recommended product to access the site’s free stories and reset resources.

3. Sponsored and gifted content

Paid content is identified with clear language such as “Sponsored,” “Paid partnership,” or “Advertisement.” When a product or service was received free or at a discount, that relationship is disclosed with language such as “Gifted” or “Product provided by the brand.”

A social platform’s built-in partnership label may be used in addition to—not instead of—a clear disclosure in the content itself.

4. Editorial independence

Partnerships are considered for their relevance to rest, beauty, body care, journaling, home comfort, emotional well-being, and the real lives of Kiki’s Reset Room readers. Compensation does not buy a positive opinion, erase a limitation, or guarantee inclusion.

Sponsored content and affiliate relationships are also subject to the site’s Editorial Standards.

5. Experience and accuracy

A product will not be described as personally used, tested, or loved unless that statement is true. Opinions are honestly held at the time they are published. Product claims that require scientific or technical support are not presented as fact unless a reliable source supports them.

Your experience may be different. Consider your own needs, sensitivities, budget, and professional guidance before making a purchase.

6. Where disclosures appear

This page provides the full policy, but it is not a substitute for a disclosure beside the recommendation itself. When a material relationship exists, the disclosure will appear near the relevant link, story, image, email, video, or social post in language intended to be easy to notice and understand.

This approach follows the Federal Trade Commission’s guidance that disclosures should be clear, hard to miss, and placed with the endorsement. See the FTC’s Disclosures 101 guidance.

7. Questions

Questions about a disclosure? Email hello@kikisresetroom.com.