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A spokeswoman confirmed that two casual make-up artists who had tended to guests and presenters for the main 6pm UTV Live news programme and the former 10.30pm current affairs show, UTV Live Tonight - which has now been axed - were no longer being used. A spokeswoman said UTV had provided make-up workshops for all presenting staff who wished to attend, "although most on-screen staff already apply their own make-up for news bulletins and reporting tasks". She added: "This system currently works very well in all of the English and Welsh ITV News regions and has for many years. "Viewers will not notice any difference on-screen." It is understood that producers will be armed with powder puffs for shine-prone male guests, although female guests are advised to come in wearing their own. One insider said it was "a real shame" the make-up department had gone. She disclosed that the girls worked miracles with presenters and guests, covering up spots, wrinkles and dark circles.
"They were all skilled and trained professionals who took pride in their work," the source explained. "It's all very well for men to dab a powder puff over a shiny face, but most women would hate to go on TV, under strong and unforgiving studio lights, without full make-up." She added that make-up artists also played a dual role, and were often able to calm the nerves of a guest before a live show. "Their domain was like the confessional," the insider explained. "A bit like the hairdresser's chair, people open up and the girls would have been privy to a lot of secrets over the years. But they were always very discreet." And she said being in a make-up room before a political debate was insightful, as politicians "chatted to each other like old friends while getting their faces done". "You would hear far more interesting news in there than you ever would in the studio," the source added. Another former contributor reminisced about spending 10 minutes to get their make-up done before going on-screen.