Attention Campers! Bootcamp Launches at Glam Lounge

Bootcamp is hardly the word that comes to mind when us Spa Girls think of a relaxing retreat. But fear not, Glam Lounge is changing the meaning with their new Beauty Bootcamp. With their featured 40 product lines, expert aestheticians and celebrity makeup artists, Scottsdale's beauty apothecary has created unbelievable packages to overhaul your skincare regimen. The No Holds Barred Beauty Bootcamp is six weeks of six skin-beautifying treatments, topped off with a brow shaping and makeup basic training. The treatments include a Sonya Dakar Facial, Hydrating and Plumping Oxygen Treatments, Super-Brightening Photofacials, Sonya Dakar Lactic Acid and Green Tea Peels and Line-Smoothing Atoxelene Treatments. After your skin has been worked out and whipped into shape, a celebrity makeup artist will then share tips and tricks -- using your own personal makeup bag -- to complete your gorgeous new look. The comprehensive, six-week treatment, a $1,500 value, is a steal at $999. Is $999 more of a stretch than a steal for you? No need to sign the eBay marching orders on your designer jeans wardrobe. Opt for the Beauty Workout instead. This mini version of Beauty Bootcamp offers three weeks of three skin treatments and still includes a brow shaping and A-list makeup lesson. An expert aesthetician will evaluate your skin and determine the three most appropriate treatments for your skin type from those listed above. The best part? You get this $875, three-week pampering package for only $599! All services must be paid by January 31, 2008 and used by March 30, 2008. Still not sure your skin needs bootcamp? We are the ARIZONA Spa Girls and that means summer comes faster for us than anyone else. Huge sunglasses were so last year. With nothing to hide behind, get your, uh, behind to Glam Lounge and whip your skin in to shape! Photo: Cult favorite Lipstick Queen is just one of many hard-to-find makeup bag must-haves available at Glam Lounge. Each of the 10 hues come in both sheer ("Saint") and opaque ("Sinner") formulas so customers can choose if they want a hint of color or full-blown, intense coverage.