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The contestants of X Factor recently got a with CeCe Frey getting a well documented 'likeability' problem.
Even her mentor, Demi Lovato noticed how it is to warm to the 'capital C-e, capital C-e' madam, although she still advanced her to the top 16.
So earlier than the important live shows, the 20-year-old (along with her fellow 15 hopefuls) has been given a makeover; only hers is much, much more extreme.
CeCe Frey says goodbye to her brunette looks and say hello to a blonde bombshell or should we say, Gwen Stefani jnr?
Single mother Paige Thomas was also given a radical new look, but not to eradicate any memories... as we all know this single mother is sweetie.
With her hair matching the lofty ambitions held for in the makeover shot, as she sports - and really rocks out - a new mohican.
The X Factor's live shows stars on November 1, and all of the last 16 have been given a new look... or at least a polish, ahead of them.
Meanwhile, New Jersey teenager Beatrice Miller's own grungey look was only refined in her after shot, which replace her black sneakers with metallic blue boots was a winning addition.
Diamond White was given a colourful pep on her savvy street style.
Her looks can be compared to that of a grown up little lady, having toured with a production of The Color Purple at the tender age of eight.
Country trio Sister C had something of the Regency period about their cream-coloured makeover, and they all appeared happy about the results.
Meanwhile Lylas, a group compromised of unsuccessful soloists looked well than before the exciting transformation.
The boys were less trussed up in bright hues.
Willie Jones only needed to be slipped into a burgundy suit in order to look sharper than a barbed wire fence.
While Arin Ray just got a new jacket, T-shirt and chain.
Vino Alan's look was polished and came up glowing like silver; a fatigue style jacket that raises his game instantly.
Trio with attitude, Lyric, were given a colourful, and more applicable overhaul.
While David Correy was rendered sleek in a black vest, and out of that denim gilet.
Jason Brock was kept didn’t change much of his clothing, but his look was sharper but still colorful.
Tate Stephens didn’t have to undergo any transformation to look good, but his striped shirt gave way to more Johnny Cash style black.
Emblem 3 replaced their surfer clobber with vests.
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