On Love Island contestants are plied with makeup and encouraged to layer it on by producers.
But it’s a different story on ITV’s other flagship show, I’m A Celebrity, where campmates wave goodbye to their makeup bags as they are actively banned from bringing any products in.
Contestants are provided with body lotion, sunscreen, mosquito repellent, a toothbrush and tea tree toothpaste.
Deodorant was banned in season one but is now provided along with shampoo and a shaving stick and razor but that’s it.
But this year, fans have become convinced that celebrities including Tulisa Contostavlos, Jane Moore and Coleen Rooney are flouting the rules and wearing makeup.
It can now be revealed, that this is not the case, as sources on the show have confirmed that no one has been given a special exemption from the rule and everyone is bare-faced.
The secret makeup hacks of the I’m A Celeb contestants have been REVEALED as fans are left convinced the female contestants are flouting the rules
Sources on the show have confirmed to MailOnline that no one has been given a special exemption from the rule and everyone is bare-faced
So what is it that helps them look so done up?
MailOnline can reveal that the stars have seemingly found a loophole to the no makeup rule in semi-permanent beauty treatments they got before going into the Jungle for their three-week stints.
Eliza’s Fashion and Beauty director, Krissy Turner, has broken down the treatments she thinks this year’s celebrities have had.
Coleen Rooney
The super Wag, 38, seems to have undergone LVL treatment, which stands for ‘length volume, life’ and is a perm for eyelashes.
LVL costs up to £75 and works with your natural lashes to give the appearance of curl and volume. The results are meant to last up to two months, with little prep or downtime needed.
The mother-of-four has previously revealed she gets microblading treatment on her eyebrows – a tattooing technique which uses a small handheld tool made of several tiny needles to add semi-permanent pigment to the skin and can cost up to £450.
The super Wag, 38, seems to have undergone LVL treatment, which stands for ‘length volume, life’ and is a perm for eyelashes and lasts up to two months
Tulisa Contostavlos
The N-Dubz star has reportedly either had her eyebrows lasered off and then tattooed back on which lasts up to 15 months and can cost up to £500 or has had her existing eyebrows tinted.
The 36-year-old has seemingly had Russian Volume eyelash extensions which cost up to £75 and last between two to three weeks.
Each individual eyelash has a fan like extension applied to the end to give a more full and dramatic look. They cost up to £75 and last between two to three weeks.
Speaking ahead of her Jungle appearance, Tulisa told MailOnline: ‘You’re bearing your soul. You’re bearing you as exactly who you are. Make-up free, it’s just something freeing about it. I feel like it’s going to feel like therapy.’
Tulisa was spotted just days before flying out to Australia getting her nails which have been gelled and painted brown.
The N-Dubz star has reportedly either had her eyebrows lasered off and then tattooed back on which lasts up to 15 months and can cost up to £500 or has had her existing eyebrows tinted
The 36-year-old has also seemingly had Russian Volume eyelash extensions which cost up to £75 and last between two to three weeks
Jane Moore
Eagle-eyed fans have noticed the Loose Women panellist’s eye makeup has not rubbed off after three days of sleeping in the Jungle.
One person wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter: ‘How come Jane is wearing eyeliner? Are the contestants allowed to take cosmetics into the Jungle? And how is she applying it without a mirror?
Krissy has a suggestion to all of these questions and said it’s permanent or semi-permanent eyeliner which is a tattooed on which gives the appearance of wearing eyeliner which can cost £450.
Eagle-eyed fans have noticed Jane’s eye makeup has not rubbed off after three days of sleep suggesting she has had permanent or semi permanent eyeliner applied
GK Barry
The TikTok star, 25, joked in the launch episode about how expensive her hair is as she has extra long extensions put in before her stint on the show which can cost up to £600.
Braids, hats, plaits and ponytails are popular ways to handle the problem but it appears extensions aren’t so jungle-friendly and GK Barry may already be regretting entering camp with lengthy hair extensions after they became waterlogged and crawling with critters during her trials.
The social media star has also had a French-tip manicure which can cost up to £40.
The TikTok star, 25, joked in the launch episode about how expensive her hair is as she has extra long extensions put in before her stint on the show which can cost up to £600
Oti was seen admiring the star’s extensions as she combed them for her around the fire
Oti Mabuse
The former Strictly Come Dancing professional, 34, appears to have just had her nails done a light pink, with the thickness suggesting a BIAB treatment .
The gel treatment that can cost up to £80 and intended to keep the nails long, strong and healthy.
The former Strictly Come Dancing professional, 34, appears to have just had her nails done a light pink, with the thickness suggesting a BIAB treatment
Maura Higgins
The Love Island star, 33, is a late arrival having partied in Vegas ahead of her appearance and revealed to MailOnline she had done ‘the opposite’ of preparing as she was heading in with a hangover.
But also, she said: ‘No. Nothing, like, I’ve not even got my brows done. I’ve not I’ve not done anything. I cannot wait to just not have to get up and put makeup on and care about it, because it’s not that type of show. Like, you’re not really in there to look good.’
The only contestant to have an exception made to makeup in the Jungle was the former Queen of the Jungle, Georgia Toffolo.
Maura Higgins is a late arrival having partied in Vegas ahead of her appearance and revealed to MailOnline she had done ‘the opposite’ of preparing as she was heading in with a hangover
The only contestant to have an exception made to makeup in the Jungle was the former Queen of the Jungle, Georgia Toffolo who was granted special permission due to her severe acne
Makeup is strictly banned in the jungle unless there are special circumstances.
Georgia, who became Queen of The Jungle in 2017, shared that she was granted special permission to enter with makeup, so she could cover up her severe acne.
After the show, the 30-year-old said: ‘When producers told me it was banned I broke down in tears and said, “I can’t do this.”.’
‘I’ve been on strong tablets for six months trying to get rid of [the spots].’
ITV bosses agreed that, because it was a medical problem, the Made in Chelsea star was allowed to put foundation on once a day in the morning.
