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Glow Up NZ

2020

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EP1 Episode 1 Aug 19, 2020

9 aspiring MUAs are thrown into their first round of competition. While some will rise to the occasion, it is clear that others are out of their depth.

EP2 Episode 2 Aug 19, 2020

The MUAs use music to express their personalities. Emma struggles to adjust, as guest judge Annabel Liddell sets them a morbid task.

EP3 Episode 3 Aug 26, 2020

The devil is in the details, as the MUAs tackle a complicated lip art brief. Lochie Stonehouse's avant-garde challenge catches out one of MUAs, who is unable to follow the brief!

EP4 Episode 4 Sep 02, 2020

Emotions run high as the MUAs are tasked with facing their biggest fears, and one MUA must walk away.

EP5 Episode 5 Sep 09, 2020

The MUAs celebrate each other in a brief designed to show what makes them proud. Then, they are all thrown by their first real-world industry brief featuring Project Runway NZ winner Benjamin Alexander.

EP6 Episode 6 Sep 16, 2020

The MUAs must embrace their strengths and weaknesses in a very personal brief. International model and tough guest judge Danielle Hayes demands more from the semi-finalists, causing a face off breakdown from one MUA.

EP7 Episode 7 Sep 23, 2020

Season Finale: The final three must fight for their lives in a celebration of what it means to "Glow Up". But will their signature looks be enough to send them through to the final face off?
5.5| 0h30m| en
Synopsis

Glow Up NZ takes the UK reality phenomenon and gives it a distinctly Kiwi makeover. Over seven weeks, nine makeup artists (MUAs) will battle it out as they navigate inspiring and creative challenges that will push them to their limits. Hosted by ZM Breakfast's Megan Papas.

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