Makeup Mania themes are the round prompt you paint toward on Place 117935850321807 by Make-up Mania!. The official line is to compete in themed rounds: Create makeup looks, style your character, compete in themed rounds, vote for favourite looks, and earn rewards. The listing does not publish a theme pool, a rotation, or a color recipe. Checked October 6, 2026. Play on Roblox.
Names below come from a third-party pool and stay Unverified: Goth, Fairycore, Y2K, Clean Girl, Sunset Glamour, Cyber Glitch, Goth Siren, Daily, and Fairycore Glow. Goth Siren hexes (base #0F0F14, crease #3B0764, glitter #9333EA, highlight #F8FAFC) are examples, not an official recipe. If the HUD names something else, the HUD wins. Child pages per theme wait until a live pool is stable.
| Theme | Colors | Beginner | High-contrast | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Goth | Near-black lid, charcoal or deep purple crease, small pale inner corner | One dark family, thin liner, lip close to the shadow | Black lid, purple socket, stark pale corner, graphic wing | Unverified |
| Fairycore | Soft pink, lilac, a little glow | Light liner, blush in the same pink, soft glossy lip | Deeper pink socket on a pale lid, glitter only at the center | Unverified |
| Y2K | Cool pink, icy highlight, glossy lip, bright liner | One glossy lip plus one bright liner | Frosted lid, dark graphic liner, chrome-bright inner corner | Unverified |
| Clean Girl | Skin-close beige and brown, thin liner | Nude lip, soft blush, the thinnest liner that still shows | Same skin-close family, crease one step deeper so the vote camera sees the eye | Unverified |
| Sunset Glamour | Warm orange through pink | One warm wash and a coral lip | Orange crease, pink lid, deeper lip edge | Unverified |
| Cyber Glitch | One cool neon on a dark base | Cyan or magenta, not both, on a dark lid | Split neon against near-black, sharp graphic liner | Unverified |
| Goth Siren | Example only: base #0F0F14, crease #3B0764, glitter #9333EA, highlight #F8FAFC | Base and crease only, matte, liner in the same dark family | Add the violet glitter and the near-white highlight against the black lid | Unverified example, not a recipe |
| Daily | Neutral brown, soft pink, skin-close | Brown shadow and a nude lip | Crease one step deeper so stage wash does not erase it | Unverified |
| Fairycore Glow | Fairycore pinks plus a stronger pale highlight | Soft pink and a small pale inner corner | Brighter highlight and a touch more glitter, still inside the pink family | Unverified |
Matched by build plan, shared topics, and guide progression — not random related links.
The Roblox listing tells you to compete in themed rounds, vote for favourite looks, and earn rewards. It does not name Goth, Fairycore, Y2K, Clean Girl, Sunset Glamour, Cyber Glitch, Goth Siren, Daily, or Fairycore Glow. It does not print hex codes. Those nine labels are a third-party pool gathered for this page, and every row stays Unverified until the HUD on Place 117935850321807 shows that word.
Treat the table as a translation guide for words you might see, not as the live rotation. A prompt that is missing here is still the round. A prompt that is listed here might never appear in your session. Group 409491256 is where updates land. It is not a theme schedule, and there is no official Discord posting a weekly pool.
| Source | What it actually gives you | What this page will not claim |
|---|---|---|
| Roblox listing | Themed rounds exist. You vote. You earn rewards | A named pool, a timer, a star scale, or a currency name |
| Third-party notes | Nine example names and one Goth Siren swatch set | That the names are in the build, or that the hexes are required |
| This wiki | A beginner column and a high-contrast column for each example | Per-theme pages, item IDs, or a “best” palette |
| Your HUD | The only prompt that counts this round | Nothing. If it disagrees with the table, follow the HUD |
Nine separate theme articles would freeze a list the developer has not published. This URL stays the hub. When a name shows up often enough on the banner to document on its own, it can split later. Until then, paint from the sentence on screen and use the columns as a color family, not as a quest.
Makeup Mania 3D, older flash makeup games, and cosmetics shops use other people’s color stories. Their “goth” boards are not this BETA. Confirm the card is Makeup Mania by Make-up Mania! before you copy a swatch from a different title. Brush order for the face you do paint lives on vanity and in the beginner guide.
The listing says you earn rewards for competing and voting. It does not name the currency, and a payout does not confirm that a theme name was official. Leave reward labels unpublished. Passes that claim extra theme picks are Unverified and sit on gamepasses, not in this table.
Read the banner before the first stroke. The job is to name the family in your own words: dark, soft, glossy, warm, neon, or quiet. That one word decides the beginner column or the high-contrast column. A careful face in the opposite family still misses the round.
The capture for this page is an early frame of a public walkthrough. If that frame shows a theme or round banner, keep the banner. If it only shows the lobby, keep the lobby. There is no theme-select wheel in that capture, so this page does not pretend a wheel exists.
A banner this table has never listed is still paintable. Pull the nouns and the mood: night, flower, metal, sun, school, siren. Map night to the Goth beginner column, flower to Fairycore, metal to Cyber Glitch, sun to Sunset Glamour, and a plain face to Daily or Clean Girl. Then stop matching names. The columns are analogies. The banner is the assignment.
Do not open a second tab of swatches from another makeup game to “complete” an unknown prompt. Unknown means fewer colors, higher agreement between lid, liner, and lip, and a face you can still see after you zoom back out.
Theme is the first beat, not a sticker you add at the end. Foundation and skin still come from the canvas, and they should be a skin you can draw on, not a costume base unless the banner asked for one. Feature color — shadow, blush, liner, lips — is where the family shows. 3D lashes and hair have to join that family or they cover it. Those seats are lashes and hair. The camera that judges the result is runway.
Each example has two legal faces and a lot of illegal ones. The beginner face stays inside one family and uses fewer layers. The high-contrast face keeps that family and adds a light against a dark, or a neon against a black lid, so the eye survives the vote camera. Both columns are Unverified suggestions. Neither column is a score multiplier.
| Family | Example names | Beginner move | High-contrast move |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dark | Goth, Goth Siren | Near-black lid, one purple or charcoal crease, liner in the same dark | Add a pale inner corner and a sharper wing. Do not add a nude “clean” lip |
| Soft | Fairycore, Fairycore Glow | Pink or lilac wash, light liner, blush in the same pink | Deepen the socket and keep glitter in a small center. Glow means more highlight, not a new family |
| Gloss and neon | Y2K, Cyber Glitch | One bright liner or one neon, glossy or dark lip to match | Frost or split the lid only after the single accent already reads |
| Warm | Sunset Glamour | One orange-to-pink wash, coral lip | Separate crease and lid (orange then pink) and darken the lip edge |
| Quiet | Clean Girl, Daily | Skin-close brown, thin liner, nude lip | Deepen the crease one step. High-contrast here is visibility, not a graphic wing |
Goth in the third-party notes is a near-black lid with a deep crease and a small pale corner. Goth Siren is the same neighborhood with a written swatch set, covered in the next section. A beginner Goth can stop after the dark lid and a thin liner. A high-contrast Goth earns the pale corner and the wing. Adding Sunset orange or Clean Girl beige to “balance” a Goth banner breaks the family. Balance is how the vote camera loses the prompt.
Fairycore stays pink and lilac. Fairycore Glow turns the inner corner up; it does not swap the lip for black. Sunset Glamour stays on the orange-pink line. A cool cyan liner on a sunset face reads as Cyber Glitch no matter what the blush is doing. Cyber Glitch wants one neon on a dark base for the beginner face. Two neons at once is the high-contrast face, and only after the first neon is already a clean shape. Y2K is the glossy, icy, bright-liner cousin: frost and a graphic line, not a matte office brow.
Clean Girl and Daily fail when the zoom looks polished and the vote camera sees a blank lid. The high-contrast column for those two is a crease one step deeper and a liner that stays thin but actually lands. It is not permission to import a Goth wing. If you cannot see the eye after you zoom out, you are still on the beginner side of a quiet theme and the crease is simply too close to the skin tone.
Blush, liner, and lip have to vote with the lid. A Fairycore pink lid with a black graphic lip is a different theme. A Daily nude mouth with a chrome Y2K lid is a different theme. Pick the column, then make the mouth agree.
A third-party page wrote four hexes next to the words Goth Siren. They are an example of a dark siren eye. They are not a code you redeem, not a developer palette, and not the required colors when the banner says something else. Use them only as a map of roles: base, crease, glitter, highlight.
| Role | Example hex | What the hex is standing in for | If the picker has no hex field |
|---|---|---|---|
| Base | #0F0F14 | Near-black lid | The darkest neutral you can stand, not a pure sticker black if it eats the eye shape |
| Crease | #3B0764 | Deep purple socket | A purple dark enough to sit behind the base, not a bright grape on the brow |
| Glitter | #9333EA | Violet sparkle on a small zone | A lighter purple than the crease, kept off the brow and off the cheek |
| Highlight | #F8FAFC | Near-white inner corner | A small pale dot. This is the contrast, not a second foundation |
Nothing on the listing confirms a hex box. If the canvas is swatches and a picker, match the description and move on. Typing #0F0F14 into a search bar, a codes field, or a chat will not load a Goth Siren preset. Promo codes are a separate empty table on codes.
Beginner Goth Siren stops at base and crease: #0F0F14 on the lid, #3B0764 in the socket, liner in that same dark family, lip dark rather than nude. High-contrast Goth Siren adds #9333EA as a small glitter and #F8FAFC as the inner corner so the black lid still has a catchlight. Adding all four on a first try, with a shaky wing, is how the socket turns to mud. Layers of paint belong to the brush lesson on vanity.
Those four hexes fail Clean Girl, Daily, Fairycore, and Sunset Glamour on contact. A near-black base on a soft pink banner is a different assignment. Y2K can borrow the idea of a pale inner corner, not the purple crease. Cyber Glitch can borrow the dark base, then it wants neon, not #3B0764, unless the banner actually mixed the words.
If the live banner says Goth and not Goth Siren, you may still work in a dark family. You do not have to hit these four values. Close is a family match. Exact hexes are a blog’s example.
Third-party runway notes say stage light can wash color lighter, so painters go one shade deeper than the vanity zoom. That tip is Unverified and written out on runway. If you use it on a Goth Siren example, deepen the crease, not the highlight. Pushing #F8FAFC toward gray kills the contrast the high-contrast column was for. Pushing the whole face darker until the skin changes character is a different mistake.
Pick the beginner column whenever the banner is clear but your liner, symmetry, or lash seat is not. A finished simple face in the right family beats a half-built high-contrast face that mixes two themes. Pick high-contrast when the banner is a loud word — Goth, Siren, Y2K, Cyber, Sunset — and the simple face already reads.
| Situation | Column | Why |
|---|---|---|
| First themed round, or the wing is still blunt | Beginner | Agreement between lid, liner, and lip is the whole prompt |
| Banner is Clean Girl or Daily | Beginner, then one deeper crease | High-contrast must not become a costume eye |
| Banner is Goth, Goth Siren, Y2K, Cyber Glitch, or Sunset Glamour, and the base already matches | High-contrast | A pale corner, a neon edge, or a split warm lid is what the camera can still see |
| Banner is Fairycore Glow | Fairycore beginner plus a stronger highlight | Glow is a highlight change inside the soft family |
| HUD name is not in the table | Beginner analogy only | Fewer colors until you know which noun mattered |
| Lashes or hair are still unseated | Stay on the current column | A new palette will not fix a floating lash or a bang through the lid |
A high-contrast Goth eye disappears under a pastel hair mass or a tiny lash. A Clean Girl lid disappears under a spiked lash scaled for a siren. Seat lashes so the length matches the column: larger and sharper only on the loud banners, smaller but still visible on Clean Girl and Daily. One hair style that leaves both eyes out is enough. Stacking a second style is a pass question on hair, and it is the fastest way to hide the theme you just painted.
The round is not a portrait contest. When lid, liner, and lip agree, and the eye survives a zoom-out, leave the canvas. Extra shimmer from a different row in the table is how Goth becomes a mud of purple, cyan, and nude. Spend what is left on the lash seat and a single hair try-on, then the catwalk.
Most misses are a family error or a trust error. The family error mixes two example rows. The trust error treats this page as the rotation. Fix the one that matches what you see, then return to the banner.
| What you did | What the banner sees | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| Painted before reading | A favorite face with the wrong nouns | Read the banner, then shift lid and lip into that family. Do not repaint skin unless it is costume-colored |
| Copied #0F0F14 onto Clean Girl or Daily | A dark lid on a quiet prompt | Lift the lid back toward skin-close brown. Keep the liner thin |
| Used two neons on a beginner Cyber face | Noise instead of one accent | Wipe the second neon. Leave one shape |
| Added a Goth wing to Fairycore | A costume eye on a soft prompt | Soften the wing. Deepen the pink socket instead |
| Followed a row the HUD did not name | A look for a theme that is not this round | Drop the row. Paint the words that are actually on screen |
| Imported a palette from Makeup Mania 3D | Another game’s sticker set | Stay on Place 117935850321807 |
| Chased a fifth color while lashes floated | A busy lid and an empty eye line | Seat the pair on lashes |
| Trusted a blog hex as a redeem code | Nothing in the round changes | Codes stay empty on codes until a real string exists |
If the skin tone is paintable and only the lid is in the wrong row, repaint shadow, liner, and lip. Rebuilding foundation burns the same minutes the lash seat needs. If the banner asked for a dark costume base and you painted a daytime skin, then the skin is the error and it does go first. Those are different repairs.
After the repair, zoom out once. Name the family again. If you cannot, you are still mixing rows. Remove the color that came from the other row, which is usually the glitter or the second liner.
Do not tell a voter that a star threshold, a daily rotation, or a Goth Siren code is confirmed. The listing has not said those things. Your evidence is the banner in this round plus a face in one family. That is enough to finish. The walk, the pose timing, and the way lights wash color are the next page: runway.
Paint the family on the canvas: vanity. Round order: beginner guide.
Seat lashes for that family: lashes. One hair style: hair. Camera and vote: runway.
The listing says themed rounds exist and does not publish the pool. Third-party examples, all Unverified, are Goth, Fairycore, Y2K, Clean Girl, Sunset Glamour, Cyber Glitch, Goth Siren, Daily, and Fairycore Glow. The HUD name wins if it differs.
No. Base #0F0F14, crease #3B0764, glitter #9333EA, and highlight #F8FAFC are a third-party example of roles (base, crease, glitter, highlight), not a recipe and not a redeem code. Skip them when the banner says a different theme.
Beginner stays inside one color family with fewer layers so liner and lip agree. High-contrast keeps that family and adds a light, a neon, or a deeper crease so the eye still shows at vote distance. Quiet themes only deepen a step. They do not grow a graphic wing.
Unverified either way. Treat Glow as Fairycore plus a stronger pale highlight, not as permission to change families. If the banner only says Fairycore, the softer column is enough.
Paint the words on the HUD. Use the nearest family only as an analogy, stay on the beginner side, and do not force a listed name onto a prompt the round did not write.
The free round is read the banner and paint. Passes that mention extra theme picks are Unverified. Prices and the buy order are on the gamepasses page. Finish one on-banner face before you spend.
Matched by build plan, shared topics, and guide progression — not random related links.
