Self - Contestant is a fictional character portrayed by Eve Jenkins in the TV series Glow Up: Britain's Next Make-Up Star.
They appear in 8 episodes out of a total of 46 aired so far and have accumulated 3454 positive votes.
Self - Contestant is also portrayed by Leigh Easthope, James MacInerney, Paige Cole, Berny Ferr, Jake Oakley, Keziah Joy Saunders, Shanice Croasdaile, Ellis Atlantis, Saphron Morgan and Dolli Okoriko.
Episodes8
Ad Campaign
episode S2.E1 may 202010 aspiring make-up artists compete as the hit BBC Three series returns. First up, they are asked to work on an advertising campaign for JD Sports. The creative brief is based on their identity.-
Fashion Week
episode S2.E2 may 2020The 9 MUAs hit London Fashion Week to do the make-up for a successful brand. Back at HQ the creative brief challenges them to create a look representing their icon. Realistic freckles are the skill drill for the elimination Face-Off. -
Theater Makeup: "The Lion King"
episode S2.E3 may 2020The 8 remaining contestants take on the world of theatrical make-up at London's West End smash hit The Lion King. In Glow Up HQ they create a look that reveals more than it hides. The weakest two MUAs Face-Off. -
Fashion Editorial
episode S2.E4 june 2020The 6 MUAs are thrown into the glossy world of fashion editorials - booked on a job for gay magazine, Attitude. Michelle Visage gives them a Creative Brief inspired by club culture. The Face-Off blends 3 colours to create a temple drape. -
Special Effects
episode S2.E5 june 2020Can these contenders cut it? They better brush up on realistic bruises for the TV medical drama "Holby City" before they conjure nightmares in paint. -
Strictly Come Dancing
episode S2.E6 june 2020Stacey returns to her favourite dancefloor and the MUAs battle it out in Britain's most famous ballroom at Strictly Come Dancing (2004). It's Movie Week and the contestants are asked to design make-up for characters and create a super hero. -
Beauty Editorial (Semi-Final)
episode S2.E7 june 2020The mission: Make a splash with futuristic faces shot in a water tank for Rankin's Hunger magazine, then get inspired by one of the four elements. -
The Finale: A Master Class at Harrods
episode S2.E8 july 2020All eyes are on the prize. The competition climaxes as the finalists lead master classes at Harrods and picture their evolution. A winner is picked.
- Ad Campaign
- Fashion Week
- Theater Makeup: "The Lion King"
- Fashion Editorial
- Special Effects
- Strictly Come Dancing
- Beauty Editorial (Semi-Final)
- The Finale: A Master Class at Harrods
Best moments8
- The mission: Make a splash with futuristic faces shot in a water tank for Rankin's Hunger magazine, then get inspired by one of the four elements.
- The 9 MUAs hit London Fashion Week to do the make-up for a successful brand. Back at HQ the creative brief challenges them to create a look representing their icon. Realistic freckles are the skill drill for the elimination Face-Off.
- Stacey returns to her favourite dancefloor and the MUAs battle it out in Britain's most famous ballroom at Strictly Come Dancing (2004). It's Movie Week and the contestants are asked to design make-up for characters and create a super hero.
- Can these contenders cut it? They better brush up on realistic bruises for the TV medical drama "Holby City" before they conjure nightmares in paint.
- All eyes are on the prize. The competition climaxes as the finalists lead master classes at Harrods and picture their evolution. A winner is picked.
- The 8 remaining contestants take on the world of theatrical make-up at London's West End smash hit The Lion King. In Glow Up HQ they create a look that reveals more than it hides. The weakest two MUAs Face-Off.
- The 6 MUAs are thrown into the glossy world of fashion editorials - booked on a job for gay magazine, Attitude. Michelle Visage gives them a Creative Brief inspired by club culture. The Face-Off blends 3 colours to create a temple drape.
- 10 aspiring make-up artists compete as the hit BBC Three series returns. First up, they are asked to work on an advertising campaign for JD Sports. The creative brief is based on their identity.
- Beauty Editorial (Semi-Final)
- Fashion Week
- Strictly Come Dancing
- Special Effects
- The Finale: A Master Class at Harrods
- Theater Makeup: "The Lion King"
- Fashion Editorial
- Ad Campaign