Glow Up: Britain's Next Make-Up Star series 2

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Glow Up: Britain's Next Make-Up Star
Series 2
Presented by Stacey Dooley
Judges
  • Dominic Skinner
  • Val Garland
No. of contestants10
WinnerOphelia Liu
Runner-upJames Mac Inerney
No. of episodes8
Release
Original network BBC Three
Original release14 May (2020-05-14) –
2 July 2020 (2020-07-02)
Series chronology
← Previous
Series 1
Next →
Series 3
List of episodes

The second series of Glow Up: Britain's Next Make-Up Star began on 14 May 2020 on BBC Three, [1] and concluded on 2 July 2020. The series was hosted by Stacey Dooley, [2] and was judged by industry professionals Dominic Skinner and Val Garland. [3] Various guest stars including Henry Holland and Michelle Visage appeared. The series was won by Ophelia Liu, with James Mac Inerney finishing as runner-up. [4]

Contents

Contestants

Contestant [5] Age [lower-alpha 1] HometownProfessionOutcome
Ophelia Liu25 London Self-taught MUAWinner
James Mac Inerney25LondonRetailRunner-up
Eve Jenkins23 Liverpool Salon worker3rd place
Hannah Cunningham25UnknownOffice worker4th place
Berny Ferr22UnknownUnknown5th place
Brandon Gaunt25LondonMUA and hair stylist6th place
Jake Oakley19 Cambridge Retail Assistant7th place
Keziah Joy Saunders21 Bournemouth MUA and beauty influencer8th place [lower-alpha 2]
Shanice Croasdaile25 Essex MUA9th place
Ashley H Mac24 Scotland MUA10th place
  1. ↑ Ages stated are at time of contest
  2. ↑ Keziah voluntarily quit the competition before the face-off.

Contestant progress

Contestant123 [lower-alpha 1] 456 [lower-alpha 2] 78 [lower-alpha 3]
OpheliaSAFESAFEWINSAFEWINSAFESAFESAFEWinner
JamesSAFESAFESAFEWINBTM2SAFESAFESAFERunner-up
EveSAFESAFESAFESAFEWINWINWINSAFEThird Place
HannahSAFESAFESAFEBTM2SAFEBTM2ELIM
BernyWINSAFEBTM2SAFEELIM
BrandonSAFEWINSAFEELIM
JakeBTM2SAFEELIM
KeziahSAFESAFEQUIT
ShaniceSAFEELIM
AshleyELIM
  1. ↑ Keziah voluntarily quit the competition before the face off challenge.
  2. ↑ In episode 6, nobody went home as the Judges could not decide who to send home.
  3. ↑ In this episode, in the final creative brief, one MUA was set to get a 15 minute penalty. However the judges did not give out a penalty therefore everyone was safe.
  The contestant won Glow Up.
  The contestant was a runner-up.
  The contestant came in third place.
  The contestant won the challenge.
  The contestant was originally in the red chair but later declared safe.
  The contestant was originally safe but later up for elimination.
  The contestant was in the red chair and still eligible for elimination.
  The contestant was originally safe but later up for elimination and was then further eliminated.
  The contestant won the challenge but was up for elimination, but not eliminated.
  The contestant won the challenge but was eliminated.
  The contestant decided to leave the competition before the face-off.
  The contestant was in the red chair and then further eliminated.

Face offs

EpisodeMUAChallengeEliminated
1Ashley (lost)vs.Jake (won)Produce an ombre lipAshley
H Mac
2Brandon (won) [lower-alpha 1] vs.Shanice (lost)Create realistic frecklesShanice
Croasdaile
3Berny (won)vs.Jake (lost)Produce a graphic linerJake
Oakley
4Brandonvs.HannahUse three colours to creates a temple drapeBrandon
Gaunt
5Bernyvs.JamesCreate a copy of the opposite eyeBerny
Ferr
6Eve [lower-alpha 1] vs.HannahCreate a glitter lipNone [lower-alpha 2]
7vs.Create a rainbow eyeHannah
Cunningham
EpisodeMUAChallengeWinner Of Glow Up
8 [lower-alpha 3] Jamesvs.OpheliaDo a simple complete makeupOphelia
Liu
  1. 1 2 The MUA won the professional assignment but failed to impress in the Creative Brief so was then up for elimination.
  2. ↑ In episode 6, nobody went home as the Judges could not decide who to send home.
  3. ↑ This episode was the top two to decide the winner, instead of the bottom two to decide who goes home.
  The contestant was eliminated after their first time in the face off.
  The contestant was eliminated after their second time in the face off.
  The contestant was eliminated after their third time in the face off.
  The contestant won the final face off and became Britain’s Next Make Up Star.

Guest judges

Special guests

Episodes

No.
overall		No. in
series		TitleOriginal air date
91"Episode 1"14 May 2020 (2020-05-14) [6]

  • Guest judge: Min Sandhu
  • Professional Assignment: Design gold and silver looks for an advertising campaign for sports fashion retailer JD Sports
  • Professional Assignment winner: Berny
  • Creative Brief: Produce a look on themselves based on their identity.
  • Bottom two: Jake and Ashley
  • Face Off Challenge: Produce an ombre lip.
  • Eliminated: Ashley
102"Episode 2"21 May 2020 (2020-05-21) [7]

  • Guest judge: Henry Holland
  • Professional Assignment: Come up with makeup looks for London Fashion Week
  • Professional Assignment winner: Brandon
  • Creative Brief: To create a look that represents their own personal icon; they could be famous, fictional, fantasy or someone they know.
  • Bottom two: Shanice and Brandon
  • Face Off Challenge: Create realistic freckles.
  • Eliminated: Shanice
113"Episode 3"28 May 2020 (2020-05-28) [8]

  • Guest judge: Ashley Roller
  • Professional Assignment: Replicate theatrical makeup at the West End musical The Lion King
  • Professional Assignment winner: Ophelia
  • Creative Brief: Create a look that incorporates a mask that reveals more than it hides.
  • Walked: Keziah
  • Bottom two: Jake and Berny
  • Face Off Challenge: Create an exaggerated eye using eyeliner.
  • Eliminated: Jake
124"Episode 4"4 June 2020 (2020-06-04) [9]

  • Guest judges: Michelle Visage and Andrew Gallimore
  • Professional Assignment: Design looks for a high fashion editorial with Attitude magazine
  • Professional Assignment winner: James
  • Creative Brief: Produce looks that look to the club kid scene.
  • Bottom two: Brandon and Hannah
  • Face Off Challenge: Use three colours to creates a temple drape.
  • Eliminated: Brandon
135"Episode 5"11 June 2020 (2020-06-11) [10]

  • Guest judge: Megan Thomas
  • Professional Assignment: Create prosthetic injury looks to be shown on Holby City
  • Professional Assignment winners: Eve and Ophelia
  • Creative Brief: Create a look that embodies their worst nightmare, fear or phobia.
  • Bottom two: Berny and James
  • Face Off Challenge: Replicate the opposite eye including rhinestones
  • Eliminated: Berny
146"Episode 6"18 June 2020 (2020-06-18) [11]

  • Guest judge: Lisa Armstrong
  • Professional Assignment: Design and execute the make-up for Movie Week on Strictly Come Dancing
  • Professional Assignment winner: Eve
  • Creative Brief: Transform a model in to a super hero.
  • Bottom two: Eve and Hannah
  • Face Off Challenge: Produce a glitter lip.
  • Eliminated: None [lower-alpha 1]
157"Episode 7"25 June 2020 (2020-06-25) [12]

  • Guest judge: Rankin
  • Professional Assignment: Design a look in line with the concept of the future.
  • Professional Assignment winner: Eve
  • Creative Brief: Design and create a look based on one of the four classical elements; earth, wind, air and fire.
  • Bottom two: Eve and Hannah
  • Face Off Challenge: Produce a rainbow eye.
  • Eliminated: Hannah
168"Episode 8"2 July 2020 (2020-07-02) [13]

  • Guest judges: Annalise Fard and Anastasia Soare
  • Professional Assignment: Host a make-up masterclass with an audience of industry professionals, influencers and reporters.
  • Creative Brief: Create a look with a theme of evolution.
  • Face Off Challenge: "Full beat" face, with a smokey eye and a bold red lip.
  • Third Place: Eve
  • Runner-up: James
  • Winner:Ophelia
  1. ↑ As the judges could not agree on who to eliminate, both Eve and Hannah advanced to the semi-final.

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