Classic Beauty

Classic Beauty is a one-person skin and beauty studio on East Hartford Drive in Scottsdale, inside The Signature Office Building. Caroline owns the studio and is its only licensed aesthetician, so clients see her directly for every visit. Gift cards are available, and the studio sells skincare products.

Facials are the core of the menu. The signature facial takes 90 minutes and costs $250, suits first-time facial clients and monthly upkeep, and includes two massage-focused cleanses, dermaplaning, a tailored corrective treatment and a hydrating mask with neck, shoulder and scalp massage. The two-hour luxury facial costs $325 and adds a longer facial massage focused on the jawline. Both start with a skin consultation and cover the face, neck and chest, and the studio says every needed step is included without add-ons pushed on clients. Glo2Facial by Geneo uses a machine that combines oxygenation, exfoliation and ultrasound handpieces, with serum pods such as Glam, Illuminating, Hydrate and Revive. Enzyme treatments use a mask-style product that loosens dead skin cells.

The studio also offers a back treatment for back acne, congestion, scarring, dullness and dryness, which includes a double steam cleanse, extractions, a custom corrective treatment, a hydrating mask and a hand, arm and scalp massage at $250. Lash extensions cost $265 and take 30 minutes or more, with sets shaped to eye and face shape and capped at 12mm. A 30-minute in-person skin consultation costs $50, and at-home facial care can be discussed during it.

For professionals, the studio runs a five-hour in-person Facial Massage Training course for licensed aestheticians and cosmetologists at $625. Product shipping takes three to five business days. Booking is online through the Square page, and the studio is open Friday 9:30am to 7pm, Saturday 9:30am to 6pm and Sunday 9:30am to 3pm, closed Monday through Thursday.

Services are built to be complete in a single visit, with the team stating that facials include all needed steps and no upgrades are pushed. At-home care is discussed during the skin consultation rather than sold up front.