Pure Beauty Bar's new skincare boot camp is aimed at brides-to-be

When it comes to planning a wedding, the typical bride thinks about how she will look on her big day from the top of her specially styled hair all the way down to her painted toes. But one important thing most brides don’t consider, Sylvia Brownlee said, is their skin. Brownlee aims to change that with a new offering at her Pure Beauty Bar salon in Pleasant Ridge: the “Pure Beauty Skincare Bridal Boot Camp.” “The bridal boot camp is all about the woman having picture-perfect skin,” said Brownlee, Pure Beauty Bar’s CEO and esthetician. “The whole goal is that when your husband takes that veil off your face and sees you, whether you have makeup on or not, your skin is flawless.” Bridal boot camp clients get personal consultations with Brownlee so she can understand the problems they have with their skin. She asks questions about their diets and lifestyles and then recommends customized care regimens for brides-to-be. Clients also get a series of facials over either three months or six months to prepare their skin for their wedding day. The cost varies based on the number of facials.