Official Identity First
Game identity, platform, customization features and play modes are grounded in the official Roblox listing checked on October 19, 2026.
Data syncedUpdated 2026-10-191 games17 database entries0 active codes
Unofficial Roblox Makeup Game Wiki
Facecard: Makeup Showdown
Build themed 3D makeup looks with brushes, lashes, hairstyles and rhinestones, then get rated in player votes or practice in Freeplay.
- Games
- 1
- Guides
- 1
- Entries
- 17
- Codes
- 0
Structured Data
Database & Rankings
7 entries
Gameplay Systems
Core gameplay systems from community and official sources. Unverified timers and scoring formulas are omitted until reliably documented.
10 entries
Makeup Design Elements
Tools, customization options and photo-focused design choices identified in the collected sources. No numeric bonuses or unlock requirements are inferred.
Photo-Impact Makeup Choices snapshot
Current tier list
Strongest photo impact
Bold Lip Color / Coordinated Palette / Lashes and Framing
Context-dependent
Subtle Nude Tones
Usually needs compensation
Minimal Hair Styling
Source Policy
Why Trust This Site
Source-Separated Guides
Community gameplay guidance is clearly separated from official listing facts. YouTube transcripts are used only as leads, never as verified facts.
No Invented Codes
Active and expired code lists stay empty until a code is explicitly documented by a reliable source.
Answers
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Facecard: Makeup Showdown?
It is a creative Roblox makeup and beauty competition experience where players customize looks with makeup tools, brushes, hairstyles, lashes and rhinestones.
Are there working codes?
No independently verified active codes are listed. A community source reported that the code system was not live as of October 19, 2026, so the code lists remain empty.
How do rounds work?
Community gameplay guidance describes a paint, vote and win loop: create a themed 3D makeup look, receive a photoshoot rating from one to five stars, and let the highest-rated look win.
How can I practice?
Freeplay is the low-pressure mode for testing palettes, layering order and brushes before entering a themed voting competition.
Check the current data baseline
Review code status, compare design entries, and follow the source-backed practice guide.