Episode 5
The six remaining MUAs are thrown into the glossy world of fashion editorials and booked on a job for legendary music magazine Rolling Stone UK, where they must design make-up looks for Grammy-nominated DJ and producer Jayda G.
Working alongside the judges are the magazine's editor-in-chief, Cliff Joannou, and guest judge Hector Espinal, Fenty Beauty's Global make-up artist and one of Rhianna's personal MUAs.
Each MUA is assigned a female model and mood board, and the brief for today's feature is 90s raver. The stakes are high, as only one look will be chosen for the editorials feature/digital cover.
For this week's Creative Brief, the MUAs are challenged to produce a look that resembles a statue of how they would like to be remembered. It must include the face, head and shoulders and at least one 3D element.
The two MUAs judged to have produced the weakest looks go head-to-head in the Face Off elimination, and the one who least impresses packs up their make-up kit and leaves the competition.
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