They are usually seen perfectly made up for the camera on Married At First Sight.
So, fans could be forgiven for not recognising this year’s MAFS stars as stepped out without makeup on Saturday.
The brides looked completely unrecognisable as they arrived for a pamper session at a Melbourne salon.
Carina Mirabile, Rhi Disljenkovic, Katie Johnson and Ashleigh Ackerman displayed their natural complexions as they made their way to the beauty salon.
Carina, 31, almost resembled a different person as she was seen without her heavy coating of foundation and defined eyebrows.
She was spotted carrying several outfits as she arrived alongside fellow MAFS bride Rhi.
Carina was dressed casually in black tights, a matching coloured jacket and a pair of sandals.
She has made a lasting impression on viewers after walking down the aisle with Paul Antoine.
Rhi, who has been paired with Jeff Gobbels, opted for a similar approach in grey track pants and a black jacket as she held a bag filled with her belongings.
Also joining them was Ashleigh, who was seen in a chair while getting her makeup done by a professional.
Her groom Jake Luik abruptly quit the show last week, effectively cutting short their televised marriage.
Meanwhile, Katie was later spotted leaving the salon with her freshly curled locks and a full face of makeup.
She also left the show last week after the experts accused her ‘husband’ Tim Gromie of ‘gaslighting 101’.
‘You deflected, you blamed her for everything, you said she broke your trust, you said that you were the most honest of the two of you and ultimately made her feel like she was going crazy,’ said John Aiken.
‘I know that I am strong, independent and somebody worthy of love,’ said Katie, before leaving the experiment for good.
Their departure comes after Daily Mail Australia exclusively revealed Tim made it painfully clear he had no interest in getting to know her when the camera’s weren’t rolling.
Photos showed Katie sitting on a bench sipping coffee and looking downcast during filming.
She also appeared pensive as she walked through the city alone at Social Society in Zetland with her headphones on and clutching a takeaway cup.
A production insider revealed Katie did everything she could to salvage the situation with Tim, even attempting to build a friendship in hopes they could at least work together to stay in the experiment longer.
‘She really tried. Katie wasn’t just there for fame, she wanted guidance and to see if MAFS could put her on the right path,’ the insider told Daily Mail Australia.
‘She didn’t go in expecting a fairytale, but she at least wanted a shot at something real. Tim refused to give her that.’
According to the source, Tim had already ‘checked out’ of the experiment early on and made ‘absolutely no effort’ to form any sort of connection with his bride.
‘He was brutal. It wasn’t just that he wasn’t physically attracted to her, it was like he didn’t even want to be around her,’ they added.
‘He barely spoke to her off-camera. She would sit there trying to engage in conversation and he would just nod along, but you could tell he wasn’t listening.’
Katie, who had pinned high hopes on the social experiment, was reportedly ‘devastated’ by Tim’s disinterest.
‘She wanted to give it a real go and was willing to be flexible. If they couldn’t be romantic, she thought they could at least work together as friends and see where that took them. But he wasn’t even open to that,’ the insider explained.