Spa Wars

In the first episode, Kim Kardashian lookalike Seda Ali kicks off the contest, hoping to impress her two rivals - party diva Tracey Lamey and unassuming Russian chap Andrei Fomin. Day two sees Andrei revealing his beauty secrets as Seda and Tracey visit his traditional Russian sauna. Last to host is makeover guru Tracey, who specialises in bachelorette and prom parties. After all that waxing and relaxing, what will the three new pals make of their competitors' treatment packages?

This time, the contest rolls into Wales and the borders, kicking off at Beauty Box in Gloucester which is run by the competitive Natalie Kent, followed by fun-loving Jayde Lee, who runs a beauty parlour from her garage, and hippy holistic therapist Carolyn Coles. Will non-surgical chin lifts win out over tambourine sound therapy?

In the third episode, the beauty contest travels to Kent and Surrey, kicking off at Laila Paris in Horley, which is run by pamper queen Melissa Farry. Will her competitors - perfectionist Michelle Holland and the glamorous Rose Neil - be won over with a full Thai body massage or some reflexology? Day two sees everyone gathering at Rose's homely salon, Elite Beauty in Canterbury, where they are joined by her two assistants - pet Chihuahuas Lemony and Bella. How exactly will Melissa and Michelle deal with the presence of dogs in a salon? Last to host is competitive Michelle, who runs Nail and Body Boutique in Reigate. With her treatments not quite going as planned, can Michelle win her rivals round with a drink before their visit is over?

In the fourth episode, the beauty contest travels to the Midlands, starting off at 67-year old beauty industry veteran Mary's Coventry salon. Mary's first rival is multi-million pound beauty empire owner Deborah, who counts celebrities and royalty amongst her clients. The third contestant is beauty entrepreneur Farzila - Fizz for short. What will Deborah make of Mary's offer of a Brazilian bum lift treatment, and will Mary and Deborah be impressed with Fizz's scientific approach to beauty care?

In the fifth episode, the beauty contest travels to the north east, as botox-loving straight talker Michael Elphick takes on holistic salon owners Susan Brown and Rachel Robson and multi-award-winning beauty veteran of 25 years Judy Mahoney. What will the three very different salon owners make of each other's approaches to beauty therapy?

In the sixth episode, the beauty contest travels to London, as sassy Spaniard Manuel invites fun-loving business partners Claire and Joanne and straight-talking hipster Asma to his skin care clinic in the centre of the capital. The next stop is Asma's beauty parlour in Shoreditch, followed by Claire and Joanne's west London salon-cum-karaoke bar. Whose treatments will be deemed the best?

This time, the contest kicks off at Vanity Case in Crewe run by spiritual Dan Matthews who invites highly decorated spa owner Sam Pearce and bubbly Jo Schillito to try a Reiki treatment. The next stop is Jo's Hollywood and Eden-themed salon Blush Beauty in Manchester, followed by Sam's award-winning garden-themed salon The Potting Shed in Batley. Whose treatments will be deemed the best?

This time, the contest heads to Glasgow where nail art supremo Claire McCarroll must impress sisters-in-law Jackie and Cheryl Griffiths and ex-plumber Glenn McVeigh, who traded in toilets for toiletries. The next stop is Glenn's Salon Inc, where he hopes to prove men are not out of place in the beauty treatment world, followed by Cheryl and Jackie's glittery Vanity Box.