'America's Next Top Model Cycle 24' spoilers: New episode shows Tyra Banks' 'Ty-Overs'

The third episode of "America's Next Top Model Cycle 24," featured the contestants' makeovers. This was after "ANTM" contestant Maggie Keating got eliminated during the previous episode.

The makeovers or "Ty-Overs" are a tradition in every "ANTM" season. This is when host and creator Tyra Banks gives each contestant a chance to change their overall image and look. The supermodel gives these makeovers with the aim of giving the girls their own signature look. However, it is also during this time of the cycle that the contestants are emotional due to their "surprise" makeovers.

The "ANTM" contestants do not have a say with regards to their makeovers. To start, Khrystyana Kazakova got her hair straightened and dyed "platinum" as described by Banks. Then, Jeana Turner's hair was completely shaved off. Ivana Thomas' makeover, on the other hand, was hinted as "afro tightening" by the host.

Elsewhere, Liz Woodbury has gone from blonde to "bubblegum pink" hair, while Kyla Coleman's makeover showed minimal change with her brown hair and tamed waves. Meanwhile, Brendi K. Seiner's seems displeased with her new buzz cut.

In addition, Christina McDonald's hair was cut, straightened and dyed neon green. "You voted red, so you're going red," said Banks before Liberty Netuschil's makeover. Christina agrees by saying that it's "probably because she's pro-Trump."

Finally, as for the six other contestants left, Rhiyan Carreker, Rio Summers, Sandra Shehab, Shanice Carroll, Erin Green, and Coura Fall prove Bank's words to be true as they showcase their diversity in color, shape, size, and even hairstyle.

While the next few episodes' challenges are still unknown, there are currently two candidates for elimination: Shanice and Ivana. However, Ivana seemed to be the one getting the short end of the stick in the latest episode.

"America's Next Top Model Cycle 24" airs every Tuesday, at 8 p.m. EST on VH1.

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