Questions before you book

Caitlin sees clients from age 13. If your child is younger, call first and talk it over with her. Anyone under 18 comes with a parent or guardian who signs the booking.

For a first facial, yes: a parent or guardian stays from the first question to the last. For visits after that, you and your teen decide together, and Caitlin asks both of you at booking.

Caitlin talks with your teen first, with you there, and writes down what they say. Then a gentle facial: cleansing, a warm towel, a mask and a face massage. She names each step before she does it, and your teen can ask her to stop at any time. Plan on about an hour at the studio; the facial is 45 minutes.

Not at a first facial. If your teen wants them at a later visit, Caitlin asks both of you first.

Yes. Tell Caitlin when you book. She may suggest a calmer visit or another day, and she will say why.

Caitlin tells you at booking, usually scrubs and strong exfoliating products for a day or two. Her guidance is general, and she confirms it with you.

If your teen uses a prescription skin medicine, has a skin condition a doctor is managing, or you are unsure about a product, ask your doctor before you book. Tell Caitlin at booking so she can plan the visit around it.

She says so at the visit and tells you why. She doesn't diagnose, and she doesn't promise that a facial will change anything about skin. If your doctor agrees, she can still see your teen for gentle visits while you wait for an appointment.

Prices aren't printed on this site. They depend on the service, its length and any add-on, and the booking page shows them when a parent or guardian chooses a service, before confirming.

A deposit holds a facial and goes toward it. Please give 24 hours' notice to move or cancel, and the deposit stays with your booking.