The Makeup Remover, Volume 3

All’s fair in love, war, and reality TV . . . or is it? Lee Yeon’s beloved webcomic continues in this third volume.

There are now thirty-two contestants left on Face-Off Cinderella, including the unlikely duo of Yeseul and Yuseong. As the competition heats up, they begin to learn more about the other contestants—and the drastic measures they’re willing to take to win. With tensions running high and rumors flying all over the internet, it seems that no contestant is safe. But no one is more set on taking down Yeseul and Yuseong than Ju Heewon.

The next round is based on fairy tales, so Yeseul asks Yuseong to make her look like a princess for a day to help her brainstorm a concept for their photoshoot. Much to her surprise, her new look catches the eye of her longtime crush, Seungwoo. . . but is he really the Prince Charming he appears to be?

Volume 3 collects episodes 30–46 of the webcomic The Makeup Remover.

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