Makeup Mania is Place 117935850321807 by Make-up Mania!. This beginner guide is one themed round: read the banner, paint the vanity from skin through lips, try one hair style, then vote. Lashes are a Catalog face accessory. The brush tray does not hold them — use lashes. Official line: Create makeup looks, style your character, compete in themed rounds, vote for favourite looks, and earn rewards. Verified October 6, 2026. Play on Roblox.
A 300-second design clock, a 10-player room, and 1–5 star votes come from third-party play notes. The Roblox listing does not print those three numbers. Treat each as Unverified. Updates sit on Roblox group 409491256. There is no official Discord. This Place is the Roblox BETA, separate from Makeup Mania 3D and from old flash makeup games.
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Place | 117935850321807 |
| Developer | Make-up Mania! |
| Status | Live on Roblox · BETA · listing title Makeup Mania! BETA [LAYERS] |
| Released | September 25, 2026 |
| Price | Free to play on Roblox |
| Platform | Roblox · Desktop, Console, Mobile, Tablet |
| Official loop | Create a look, style the character, compete in a themed round, vote, earn rewards |
| Design clock | 300 seconds — Unverified third-party |
| Room size | 10 players — Unverified third-party |
| Vote scale | 1–5 stars — Unverified. Listing says vote for favourite looks |
| Updates | Group 409491256. No official Discord |
| Checked | October 6, 2026 |
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Confirm the card is Makeup Mania by Make-up Mania!, Place 117935850321807, before you spend the round on the wrong experience. The listing asks you to create a makeup look, style the character, compete in a themed round, vote, and earn rewards. The first session is that loop once, on the free tools.
Read the theme banner before the first stroke. Color, contrast, and how loud the eye should be all come from that line. A careful face in the wrong palette still loses the round to someone who matched the banner.
If a countdown is on your HUD, the third-party note calls it 300 seconds. That figure is Unverified until a timer capture. Use the order above either way: theme, base, features, lashes, one hair, vote. Hunting a second hair stack or a gamepass shop during round one eats the same minutes the brows need.
Ten stylists in the room, and a 1–5 star ballot, are the same third-party bundle. Label both Unverified. The listing does confirm that you vote for favourite looks and earn rewards. It does not name the currency. Do not invent a coin from another makeup title.
The vanity is a face canvas: skin, paint tools, a zoom toggle, a mirror, undo, and a color picker show up in the walkthrough used for this page. Catalog is a separate menu for 3D pieces. Hair try-on sits after the lips are blocked in. The catwalk is where other players see the result, so a stroke that only looks fine in a tight zoom can still fail under the vote camera. Room layout and the exact HUD labels can move while the game is BETA.
Base work is three passes: a skin tone you can paint on, a foundation coat that covers the face, and powder that knocks the shine down. Do this before brows. A brow drawn on a bare, shiny head gets repainted the moment foundation goes over it.
| Pass | Control the walkthrough uses | What to aim for |
|---|---|---|
| Skin tone | Skin tone, brightness, quick shades, Apply | A tone you can live with. Skip a strong pink. Pull back if the shade goes too yellow. Brightness can come down |
| Zoom | Zoom toggle | Zoom in once the shade is on, so later strokes have an edge to follow |
| Foundation | Strength up, brush size large | Cover the face in broad strokes. Strength all the way up is what the walkthrough uses for this coat |
| Concealer | Match the skin color, smaller brush | Smaller size for spots and the eye area. Match keeps the patch from becoming a second skin tone |
| Powder | Powder, further down the tool list | Kill shine on the forehead and nose so stage light does not blow the face out |
Open skin tone first. The walkthrough rejects a pink shade and also backs off a tone that reads too yellow, then turns brightness down and applies a quick shade. Those swatches are a starting point, not a theme palette. If the banner is Goth or a pale Fairycore read, you still begin with a skin you can draw on, then push color in shadow and lips. Theme names themselves are examples until you see the live banner — maps live on themes.
Apply, then toggle zoom and move in. Edge work on brows and liner is miserable at full-head distance. Eye color can be changed from the same character controls later; it is optional on round one if the theme does not call for it.
Foundation is the large-brush pass. Put strength all the way up, enlarge the brush, and cover the face. A tiny brush here wastes the round drawing skin one dab at a time. Concealer is the opposite: match it to the skin color and shrink the brush so the stroke stays local. The walkthrough treats concealer as detail, not as a second full-face coat.
If foundation and the skin tone fight each other, fix the match before you add brows. A line of orange foundation through a cool theme is louder than a slightly uneven brow.
Scroll to powder after concealer. The walkthrough uses it to remove shine, especially where the face would glare. You do not need a new color story here. A light pass over the shiny zones is enough. Heavy powder that erases the foundation you just laid is a repaint, so stop when the highlight dulls.
Canvas tools beyond this base — mirror, color, and the later feature brushes — are spelled out on vanity. This page keeps the first-round order.
Size is how much face one stroke covers. Strength is how hard that stroke paints. The walkthrough changes both on almost every tool, and the first round goes faster when you set them before you draw instead of scrubbing to compensate.
| Job | Size | Strength | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| Foundation cover | Large | All the way up | Fill the face in a few strokes |
| Concealer | Much smaller | Left high enough to show | Detail without a new skin tone |
| Brow body | Near 21, then a bit lower | Normal, then judged by eye | 21 is the walkthrough’s starting size, not a required default |
| Brow edge | Lower still | Same color, tighter stroke | Trace the outline so the shape sharpens |
| Brow hairs | All the way down | Down a little, darker color, then up a little | Thin dark lines read as hairs. Too-low strength vanishes; a nudge up makes them show |
| Eyeshadow | Up a little from the hair lines | Enough to see the arc | Outskirts of the eye, not a stamp on the brow |
| Liner | Not large | Opaque, usually black on round one | A fat brush turns the wing into a smear |
| Lip second color | Fit the mouth | Turned down | A lighter pass over the shape adds depth without a second solid block |
A size that fills a cheek will ruin a lash line, and a size that draws a brow hair will never finish foundation inside a short round. Change size when you change tools. The walkthrough’s brow pencil starts near 21, then drops to trace the outskirts, then goes all the way down for the dark hair lines. Treat 21 as what that session used. If your slider shows a different range, match the idea: medium for the body, small for the edge, smallest for hairs.
Foundation strength goes all the way up so the coat actually covers. Brow hair lines start with strength down a little so the dark color does not blob, then strength comes up a little when the lines are too faint. Lips get a full shape first, then strength down and a different color over the top. That second lip pass is a tint. If you leave strength high, you paint a new mouth on top of the old one and lose the edge.
The walkthrough undoes a bad shadow arc and a blunt liner wing, then redraws. Undo is cheaper than painting the opposite color over a mistake. Zoom in for brows and liner, and swing the face to a side angle before the wing so you can see the outer corner. Both controls are on the vanity during the paint, and both save more time than a perfect first stroke.
Brush names and the mirror toggle are easy to miss if you only watch the canvas. The control strip is the right-hand side of the tool: color, size, and strength. Full canvas notes stay on vanity.
These four decide whether the theme reads from the vote camera. Do them after powder, in this order, so a later stroke does not bury an earlier one. Lashes still wait until you leave this tray.
| Feature | Walkthrough order | Round-one target |
|---|---|---|
| Brows | Mirror on, color picker, size near 21, edge, then hair lines | A pair that matches. One good brow mirrored beats two mismatched hand-drawn brows |
| Shadow | Slightly larger brush, outskirts of the eye, undo if it climbs the brow | A visible socket. Theme color can be one step deeper than it looks in the zoom |
| Blush | Brighter than the first swatch you grab, on the cheeks | A small zone. Skip a muddy default if it fights the theme |
| Liner | Side angle, brush kept small, black, wing, undo, fill | A line you can see at catwalk distance |
| Lips | A clear shape, then strength down and a second color | A mouth with an edge, not a flat stamp |
Turn mirror on before the brow pencil. One side copies to the other, which is the whole point of the control — you paint one brow. Open the color picker and pick a custom brow color; the walkthrough moves toward an orange-brown rather than pure black for the base. Size near 21 lays the body. Drop the size and go around the outskirts to sharpen. Zoom in if the edge wobbles.
For the hair texture, put size all the way down, drop strength a little, choose a darker color, and add lines through the brow. If they disappear, raise strength a little and add more lines. The walkthrough is blunt that a rough brow still beats an empty brow. Stop when both sides agree. Chasing a portrait finish here is how the liner never gets drawn.
Eyeshadow wants the brush a little larger than the hair-line size, then a pass around the outskirts of the eye. If the color climbs into the brow you just finished, undo and take a shorter arc. One readable color beats three muddy layers on round one. Deepen it if the theme is dark; keep it softer if the banner is clean or pale.
Blush sits on the cheeks after shadow. The walkthrough abandons the first color it tries and picks a brighter one. Match that instinct to the banner: a brighter cheek on a warm theme, a smaller cooler touch on a pale theme. Blush that reaches the nose reads as a stain under vote lighting.
Rotate to a side view before the wing. A front-only angle hides the outer corner and the line drifts. Keep the brush from getting large, pick black for a first round unless the theme forbids it, and draw the line into the outer corner. Undo a blunt wing and redraw it sharper, then fill. The walkthrough does exactly that redo. A thick bar of liner can still photograph, but a sharp edge is what separates the eye from the shadow.
Liner is paint. It does not become lashes. When the wing is in, stop and switch menus. The 3D pair is lashes.
Block a lip shape in the color you actually want for the theme. A rushed oval is still a shape; a scribble past the corner is not. Then turn strength down and go over the mouth in a second color. That pass is the depth. Center lighter, edge left from the first color, is the usual read. If the second color erases the outline, strength is still too high — drop it and touch only the middle.
Lips are the last paint step in the walkthrough. Hair comes after, not between shadow and liner. Finish the mouth, then leave the canvas.
Hair starts once the lips are in. The walkthrough moves straight from the second lip color into a hair try-on, and the face is what you judge the style against. Vote after that try-on, when the look is the one other players will see.
| Beat | Do this | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Hair | Try one style after lips. Keep the eyes and liner visible | Shown as a try-on in the walkthrough |
| Second style | Skip on round one unless you already own the extra slot | Price and the slot live on hair — Unverified |
| Eye color | Optional change from the character controls if the theme needs it | Walkthrough mentions it after hair |
| Lashes | Catalog face accessories, search, scale, seat | Not in this brush sequence — lashes |
| Vote | Show the look and vote for a favourite | Voting is on the listing. 1–5 stars are Unverified |
Try styles until one frames the face you painted. Bangs through the liner, or a mass that covers both eyes, hide the work the clock was spent on. Position matters more than owning a second mesh. The extra slot that stacks two styles is a separate pass; the figure attached to it in third-party notes is Unverified and belongs on hair, not in this checklist.
Judge the try-on at the distance the vote camera uses. A style that looks balanced only in the vanity zoom can still swallow the brows on the catwalk.
The listing’s close is to vote for favourite looks and earn rewards. Cast yours. The 1–5 star widget, the 10-player room, and any “first two seconds” pose window are Unverified third-party details. If the HUD shows stars, use them. If it shows a different ballot, follow the HUD. Pose and catwalk notes are collected on runway.
Rewards pay something the listing does not name. Spend nothing on a pass until this free round has produced one complete look. Pass names and prices, all Unverified, are on gamepasses.
Most failed first rounds are order and menu mistakes. The canvas is working. The minutes went into the wrong tool, the wrong product, or a second pass that erased the first.
| Mistake | What to do instead |
|---|---|
| Wrong experience | Stay on Place 117935850321807 by Make-up Mania! |
| Painting before the theme | Read the banner, then choose skin and colors |
| Tiny brush on foundation | Enlarge the brush and push strength up for the cover pass |
| Two brows by hand | Mirror on, paint one side |
| Brow size stuck at the hair-line minimum | Body near a medium size, minimum only for the dark lines |
| No undo | Undo a bad wing or shadow arc and redraw |
| Drawing lashes in the liner tool | Stop and open lashes |
| Hair before the mouth exists | Lips, then one hair try-on |
| Buying a pass mid-round | Finish one free round first |
| Trusting a 300s / 10-player / 1–5 star sheet as official | Label those three Unverified and follow the HUD you actually see |
| Code generators | The code table is empty — codes |
Theme, skin, foundation at full strength with a large brush, concealer small, powder, mirrored brows, shadow, blush, liner, lips with a low-strength second color, lashes in Catalog, one hair, vote. Group 409491256 is where new content is announced: group. This beginner guide ends when that single round is complete.
Seat the 3D pair: lashes.
Canvas controls in one place: vanity. Hair try-on detail: hair.
Vote camera: runway. Theme colors: themes. Empty code table: codes.
Third-party notes say 300 seconds to design. The Roblox listing does not print that timer. Treat 300 seconds as Unverified until a HUD capture, and still follow theme → paint → lashes → hair → vote if the clock differs.
Third-party notes say 10 stylists. That headcount is Unverified. Vote for the looks you can see, whatever the live roster is.
The official listing says you vote for favourite looks and earn rewards. A 1–5 star scale is Unverified. Use the ballot on your HUD. Currency names are not published.
They are not a brush. Select Catalog, then face accessories, and search lashes. Placement steps are on lashes.
The walkthrough starts the brow pencil near 21, lowers it to trace the edge, then puts size all the way down for dark hair lines. 21 is that session’s slider reading, not an official required value. Mirror stays on so one brow copies across.
Foundation strength goes all the way up with a large brush. The second lip color uses strength turned down so it tints the shape instead of replacing it. Brow hair lines start a little low and come up if they vanish.
No. This is Roblox Place 117935850321807. Makeup Mania 3D and flash makeup games are different products. Verified promo codes are empty as of October 6, 2026 — see codes.
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