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Get ready to witness the ultimate make-up showdown in the fifth series of Glow Up, welcoming brand new host - supermodel Leomie Anderson.

It's the MUAs' first assignment, and they're heading to a film studio in Greater London, the set of one of Netflix's biggest dramas: Bridgerton. In the crowd tent, they meet hair and make-up designer Erika Ökvist, their first tough boss who they need to impress. Working on supporting actors, the MUAs have to deliver flawless, flirtatious, mesmerising looks, but to catch Erika's eye, she wants them to take a risk within the make-up and surprise her... as long as it's in keeping with the Bridgerton world. The MUAs are battling it out to win the chance of returning to the Bridgerton set to work on the series for a day.

The next day at Glow Up Studios, the MUAs anxiously wait to discover who underdelivered and will be penalised with 15 minutes less to complete their next task from the Creative Brief. This week, they have to create a look on themselves which reveals a secret untold. Keen to impress and longing for the coveted Ding Dong, the MUAs produce some jaw-dropping creations, ranging from a scientific experimental colour-changing make-up to an anxiety-driven look shown through polystyrene ball bumps under a bald cap.

Following the Creative Brief, the judges are tasked with making the difficult decision of choosing which MUAs will face the dreaded first Face-Off elimination. The stakes are higher than ever as the MUAs are challenged to showcase their prowess in a make-up skill drill on identical twins, testing their ability to produce a flawless and on-trend look. This time, it's the coveted chrome lip, a look that is not for the faint-hearted. With the clock ticking and the pressure on, the MUAs put everything on the line to impress the judges and try to stay in the competition.

Only one MUA can emerge victorious, while the other must say goodbye and leave the competition for good. Who will triumph in this epic battle of beauty?

The competition heats up as the nine remaining make-up artists are booked to create looks for a beauty campaign for one of the world's leading beauty retailers, Sephora. Their ‘Express All of You' campaign aims to make the British public feel empowered, and the MUAs have to work on real customers, aiming to draw out their personalities through the make-up.

Under the watchful eye of brand director Arieta Mujay and world-famous celebrity MUA Patrick Ta, the artists have to impress in order for their looks to be featured in the campaign - the one who really shines will work on a further two looks. Tensions rise as the MUAs juggle time constraints, fierce competition and intense pressure to deliver the perfect campaign, keeping both the client and the customer in the chair happy - and there's one MUA who they are all out to beat.

The next day at Glow Up Studios, the make-up artists face the creative brief based on their hometown. And who better to surprise them than Selling Sunset's Chelsea Lazkani?

Excitement mounts as the artists prepare to show off their skills, from the sand sculptures of Weston-super-Mare to the salt mines of Winsford. Each artist brings their unique perspective and talent to the creative brief, including forcing perspective through shading and creating a stained-glass window, each MUA incorporates elements of their life and personal experiences into their creations.

As the clock ticks down, the artists must work quickly and efficiently to bring their visions to life, facing unexpected obstacles and moments of doubt along the way. But with the added pressure of impressing Chelsea and Patrick, they push themselves to their limits in pursuit of avoiding the face-off elimination.

Who will rise to the challenge and create a look that truly captures the essence of their hometown?

The eight remaining make-up artists (MUAs) face their toughest challenge yet! In this episode, the MUAs step onto the set of a spooky BBC show, Ghosts, where they are tasked with creating special effects (FX) make-up that turns actors into deceased plague victims.

For the first time in the competition, the MUAs will work in pairs, testing their teamwork as well as their creativity. With the clock ticking down, tensions rise as they strive to impress this week's guest judge, Ghosts hair and make-up designer, Natalie Pateman. With access to cutting-edge FX prosthetics and techniques, the MUAs must balance technical precision with artistic flair, as they strive to capture the essence of the plague victims, who have lived in the basement for years. From gory wounds to dirtying down, the MUAs push their boundaries to create realistic and jaw-dropping make-up that will transport the audience into the world of the paranormal. There is one MUA who has two industry assignment wins under her belt, so the others are keen to knock her off the top spot.

The following day, MUAs return to the Glow Up studios. And after yesterday's dealings with the dead, they are now exploring the traits and characteristics they were born with by designing a special effects character that represents one of the zodiac signs. They are all striving to impress surprise guest judge, special FX MUA Vanessa Davis.

With their imaginations ignited, the MUAs draw on their own characteristics, producing awe-inspiring and out-of-this-world make-up that is both innovative and visually stunning, including upside down prosthetic ears as crab claws for an alien human, hybrid crab creature. And one MUA, known for poor timekeeping, has an ambitious look featuring 12 homemade prosthetics.

Following judging, two MUAs head into the Face-Off elimination, where, against the clock, they are asked to produce a symmetrical crystal embellishment design, and one packs up their kit and leaves the competition.

It's a Glow Up first this week, as our MUAs go LIVE on TikTok. Judged by social sensation and beauty C.E.O, P.Louise, the MUAs have the daunting task of jumping onto her platform for 15 mins each. They must showcase as many make-up tips and tricks as they can with just one product. The judges are joined by singer and songwriter Cat Burns, who credits TikTok as part of her rise to fame, after she dropped her number two single, Go, on the platform.

The MUAs are competing not only for the chance to go live with P. Louise in the future, but to assist Cat Burns' MUA on tour when she supports Sam Smith at the O2 Arena.

Armed with a neon blue fluid liner, one MUA showcases a number or ways to utilise the product, including a flash of blue through the hair, whereas the MUA with the yellow eyeliner doesn't boldly go past the eyes. It's a shaky week for the MUA who usually comes out on top, as their main advice of ‘don't wear this look outside' backfired, and was immediately frowned upon by the judges.

After the two-hour live, P. Louise joins Val, Dominic and Cat to debrief and deliver their judgements, and the MUA who started their live by ignoring their viewers is up for discussion!

The next day at Glow Up studios, the judges want to see looks inspired by the MUAs' tribes, lifestyles, and cultures, aka their #core. From #dollcore to #scenecore to a #hollywoodglamcore, this week the MUAs are pulling out all the stops to impress.

Two ding dongs are dished out, one for the simplicity of using just two colours and delivering a beautiful look, and the other for a look which found the beauty in ugliness and blew the judges away with originality.

Following judging, two MUAs head into the Face-Off elimination, where, against the clock, they are tasked to produce a black outlined glossy lip before one MUA has to pack up their kit and leave the competition.

The MUAs' skills are pushed to the limit when they work in teams to produce digital looks for Adidas at Metaverse Fashion Week. Then, it's huge cartoon looks for the creative brief.