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Dolli, one of the young makeup artists (MUAs) in Glow Up. Photograph: Guy Levy/BBC/Wall To Wall
Dolli, one of the young makeup artists (MUAs) in Glow Up. Photograph: Guy Levy/BBC/Wall To Wall
‘Bake Off’ for makeup returns to BBC Three, its new host and judges Val Garland and Dominic Skinner talk about guiding the young, diverse artists through the competition
Tue 20 Apr 2021 05.30 EDT
Last modified on Tue 20 Apr 2021 06.30 EDT
When lockdown shut the nation indoors, many experimented with sourdough, sculpting and sewing – anything to occupy our hearts, minds and hands to distract us from impending doom. So it seems only natural that the telly world reflected that, serving up our distractions in competition form. Stuart Heritage wrote last week that the Great British formula may have reached saturation point as The Great Pottery Throw Down, The Great British Sewing Bee and all the rest are joined by All That Glitters, taking the format down the jewellery line. However, this week, Glow Up also returns to BBC Three, taking on one thing most of us have done significantly less of over the past year: makeup.

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