At Aloha Beauty Lounge in South Jordan the Luxury European Facial 10-in-1 is $135 and sits $50 above the $85 Bliss & Bubble European Facial. Both are cosmetic services, and skin that is painful, persistent or unusual belongs with a doctor or dermatologist. As for what the extra $50 covers, the printed words give no answer. Both listings name deep cleansing, hydration and a collagen beauty shot. Bliss & Bubble adds gentle exfoliation, a customized masque and facial massage; the 10-in-1 adds marine-based skincare, and the ten in its name are never itemized.
One of these two facials is named after a number, and the number is never explained. The descriptions are short enough to set next to each other almost in full, so that comes first.
What Each Listing Names
The $85 listing reads as a deep-cleansing classic facial with gentle exfoliation, a customized masque, soothing facial massage and intensive hydration, finished with a revitalizing collagen beauty shot. The $135 one reads as a facial featuring marine-based skincare, deep cleansing and hydration, followed by a collagen beauty shot.
Counted out, Bliss & Bubble names six things and the 10-in-1 names four. Deep cleansing, hydration and the collagen beauty shot are on both. Exfoliation, the masque and the massage are on the $85 listing only, which also puts the word intensive in front of hydration. The $135 listing keeps marine-based skincare to itself, along with the word luxury in the name.
About exfoliation, a masque or massage, the 10-in-1 text says nothing. They may be part of the facial or they may not, and the description gives no way to tell.
Marine-based skincare is the one named item on the $135 listing that the $85 listing lacks.
What The Labels Mean Outside Aloha
Outside Aloha, a European facial is a common label for a hands-on routine of cleansing, exfoliation, massage and a mask, with each spa filling in the details its own way. Marine-based skincare, in general, means products made with ingredients from the sea, such as seaweed or algae. None of that describes Aloha’s method. Luxury and 10-in-1 are the lounge’s own names for this facial, so its listing is the only place to look for what they cover.
European sits in both names, so it separates nothing. The wording of the two listings does the separating.
The $50 Gap Next To Package Prices
The facial list climbs from $85 to $95 to $105 and then jumps $30 to the 10-in-1 at $135. That is the first step bigger than ten dollars. Packages exist only for Bliss & Bubble, at 4 treatments for $310 or 6 for $450. None is listed for the 10-in-1. Set the two side by side and one 10-in-1 costs less than two Bliss & Bubble treatments. Two at the single price come to $170 ($35 more) and two at the 6-pack rate of $75 each come to $150 ($15 more). How the packages themselves pencil out has its own post.
Hydration, In A Dry Valley
The Salt Lake Valley is high desert, with low humidity most of the year, drier indoor air through the winter heating season and hot, dry summers. In that climate the hydration line is the one to check on a facial listing, and both facials have one. Bliss & Bubble’s says intensive hydration. The 10-in-1’s says hydration and moves straight on to the collagen beauty shot. If dry air is why you are comparing, the extra $50 does not buy a stronger hydration word, because the $85 listing already has it. What dry Utah winters do to hands, feet and face gets its own post.
Picking Between Them
On the words alone, Bliss & Bubble lists more for less and is the only one of the two with a package price. The 10-in-1 suits someone drawn to marine-based skincare, or curious what the ten are. The extra $50 is a bet on those ten, with no appointment length or package terms published to weigh it against, and both gaps are worth a question to the lounge. How the full facial list sorts out is in this guide to choosing among all of them.
Where To Find Us
Both facial listings, with their prices, are on the service menu, and anyone in Daybreak, Riverton, Herriman, West Jordan, Sandy or Draper with a question about the ten, or anything else the listings skip, can use the contact page. The lounge will be at 10509 S River Heights Dr #104, South Jordan, UT 84095 once it opens in late November 2026.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is in the Luxury European Facial 10-in-1?
Its listing names marine-based skincare, deep cleansing, hydration and a collagen beauty shot, and the ten in the name are not itemized. It is $135 at Aloha Beauty Lounge in South Jordan.
Is the 10-in-1 worth $50 more than Bliss & Bubble?
The printed listings cannot settle that. The $85 one names six things and the $135 one names four, so on paper the extra $50 comes down to marine-based skincare.
Is there a 4-pack or 6-pack for the 10-in-1?
No. Packages are listed only for Bliss & Bubble, with 4 treatments for $310 or 6 for $450. Nothing says whether one could count toward the 10-in-1.
Does the 10-in-1 include exfoliation or a masque?
Its listing does not say either way. Exfoliation, a customized masque and facial massage are named only on the Bliss & Bubble listing.
What does marine-based skincare mean?
In general, products made with ingredients from the sea, such as seaweed or algae. Which products the lounge will use has not been published.
