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It's the Glow Up final and the MUAs must make up a supermodel for a photoshoot with Rankin in order to be crowned Britain's next make-up star.
Just four MUAs remain to battle it out for a place in the Glow Up final.
The semi-finalists receive a surprise house call from Val and Dominic, who announce that they are running this week's professional brief. The stakes are raised even higher when they reveal that the person who performs best will claim a fast pass to the final. But they don't have to go it alone in their hunt for the golden ticket, as Val and Dominic bring back four eliminated MUAs to work as assistants for the semi-finalists in the professional brief.
The final five MUAs take on London Fashion Week. They are booked as the backstage make-up team for a catwalk show, before turning their hand to designing their own looks.
In episode five, the six remaining MUAs explore the drag scene - all under the watchful eye of one of its biggest stars!
In episode four, seven make-up artists remain - and they get their hands on some famous faces.
This week's guest judge is Caroline Barnes, a make-up artist to the stars who counts Cheryl, Gemma Chan, Emma Watson and Kylie Minogue among her clients. She's been working red carpets for over 20 years, so knows a thing or two about how to keep celebrity clients looking flawless and feeling good - something the MUAs need to emulate this week.
The MUAs dive into the world of social media with guest judge NikkieTutorials and have to create a revealing look on themselves in Glow Up HQ.
It is movie week as the MUAs have to impress an Oscar-winning prosthetics artist at the home of Harry Potter, before creating their own fairytale characters at Glow Up HQ.
Ten aspiring make-up artists face a beauty editorial shoot for Marie Claire, before producing jaw-dropping make-up transformations at Glow Up HQ.
The hunt for Britain's Next Make Up Star resumes, as BBC Three's Glow Up returns to BBC iPlayer for series three, with a brand new host - Maya Jama.
The battle of the brushes commences, as 10 aspiring Make Up Artists (MUAs) are each week set one real-world Professional Assignment, as well as a themed Creative Brief at Glow Up HQ.
The two MUAs who fail to impress judges Val Garland and Dominic Skinner then enter the elimination Face Off round, going head to head in a make-up skill drill on identical twins, before one is sent packing and heads home - leaving the competition for good. After eight weeks, the last MUA standing wins a contract assisting some of the world's top make up artists and is crowned Britain's Next Make Up Star.
