two wig reveals—a Ruveal—into their runway looks. The Culturess states, "The runway is delightful from beginning to end." Although all the queens were good, a standout was Aja's Kawaii Superstar into an anime lush Sailor Moon. The judges felt it was her best look ever, and it was designed by BCalla in collaboration with ISLYNYC and Dick and Virgil. Upon judgement, BeBe Zahara Benet, and Shangela are deemed safe. During the critiques, BenDaLeCreme, Kennedy and Trixie receive positive feedback on their performances and runway looks, with BenDaLeCreme and Kennedy winning the challenge. Chi Chi DeVayne, Aja and Milk are all criticized for their performances and all are put up for elimination. The A.V. Club felt Davenport, as one of the queens who may decide the fate of the bottom three, wasted a reality-TV opportunity by not getting more air time meeting each of the three because she had already made up her mind. Lip Sync W magazine felt that neither queen, Kennedy Davenport, or BenDeLa Creme, "found a way to satisfyingly connect" with their lip sync of Lorde’s 2017 single "Green Light". Creme "sort of got lost in the riddle of Lorde without finding a satisfying answer", while Kennedy channelled the "most serious of Diana Ross's ballad". Paper felt the issue was with the producers’ choice as "Green Light" is "not a lip sync for your legacy song". Towleroad echoed that sentiment noting "Ballads rarely make compelling lip syncs". Vulture disagreed noting "BenDeLa’s interpretation is less layered in comparison to the full-diva gravitas Kennedy brings to the song while honoring its gradual buildup to the chorus. The reveal of a second wig and a jewel-encrusted black dress under her robe is breathtaking, and Kennedy easily nabs the win for an all-around amazing lip-sync performance"; she holds the lipstick of the episode's loser. Milk ended up being eliminated when Davenport won the battle and the $10,000 cash tip. Billboard felt Chi Chi should have been eliminated instead saying, "Milk and Chi Chi flopped ... but Milk’s failure was trying too hard at something that’s not natural for her, and Chi Chi’s failure was that she didn’t even try in the first place." The contestant was eliminated after their first time in the bottom. Reception Gay Times felt the maxi-challenge was "comedy gold". W magazine thought this was the first time that improv skills had been so highlighted in the series. The