Facecard Makeup Showdown Wiki

Welcome to the Facecard Makeup Showdown wiki—an independent guide site for the free Roblox makeup contest where up to ten players paint a shared theme, vote with one-to-five stars, earn cash, and climb from Bare Face toward Face Card Legend. This overview page routes you to every major hub so you are never stuck guessing which URL holds codes versus tier lists.

Official play link: Facecard: Makeup Showdown on Roblox. This wiki is fan-made and is not operated by the game’s developers.

Start here

1. Getting Started — first-session loop, Style before paint, Sculpt unlock (join group + like).
2. Codes Hub — cash, Dramatic Doll lashes, poses, seasonal rewards.
3. Tools Hub — pre-round checklist, redeem checklist, Freeplay practice plan.

Competitive prep

• Tier List Hub — how we rank options for voting vs Freeplay.
• Head Bases — Classic, Aniya, Mina, Collie, Rina.
• Lashes and Eyes — free Natural/Doe/Bright, paid Star/Sparkles/Doll/Heart (~$11,750), Dramatic Doll, VIP clusters.

Progression and economy

• Players Hub — what “players” means in a makeup contest wiki.
• Ranks and Cash — ten-rank ladder, shop order, VIP / More Layers / 2x Earnings.

Patch awareness

• Updates Hub — why content drops reshuffle the meta.
• Patch Notes — Everything update: faces, lashes, VIP servers, blending, Halloween notes, with video.

Guides and scripts

• Guides Hub — walkthrough landing page as more tutorials ship.
• Scripts Hub — third-party tooling discussion with safety framing. Prefer manual play when unsure.

Core game facts (quick)

• Platform: Roblox, free to play with optional Robux passes.
• Loop: theme → Style (head, eyes, hair, piercings, pose) → Makeup (including lashes) → vote → cash/stars.
• Heads: Classic, Aniya, Mina, Collie, Rina.
• Piercing examples: Septum, Nose Stud, Snake Bites, Medusa, Eyebrow, Bridge, themed sets.
• Persistence: head base remembered; makeup resets each contest round; Lookbook is Freeplay-oriented.
• Sculpt: unlock after joining the Facecard: Makeup Showdown group and liking the experience.

How to use this wiki well

Read one hub deeply instead of tab-hopping ten shallow pages. A solid path for new accounts is Getting Started → Codes → Tools pre-round checklist → two contest rounds → Head Bases tier page → Ranks and Cash shop plan. After a big patch, reverse the order: Patch Notes first, then Freeplay drills on Tools, then tier pages.

Internal links on this site use trailing slashes and stay locale-agnostic in source form so every language build resolves correctly. Legal pages (Terms, Privacy, Cookies) stay English-only by design.

Community expectations

Vote fairly, report rule-breaking looks in-lobby, and do not harass painters over VIP gold frames. Stars are supposed to judge makeup, not wallets. When guides disagree with live UI labels after a patch, trust the game client and then file the difference mentally until this wiki’s update pages catch up.

Related official-ish destinations

• Roblox experience page (linked above)
• Developer Help Center articles on Style, Ranks/Shop, and Lookbook (search Facecard Makeup Showdown help)
• Official social channels the developers announce inside Discord or Roblox group shoutouts

You now have the map. Pick a hub, set a default head, redeem your codes, and go earn stars on purpose.