Tools and Shop

Blender

Smudges and softens paint that is already on the face.

Blender in Facecard: Makeup Showdown [⭐UPD]

Blender: Smudges and softens paint that is already on the face. Get it by Always on the paint screen. Use it to Use it after a stamp or a hard edge when you want a softer seam. Wipe is the tool that removes paint instead.

What is Blender?

Blender is a quick button above the left panel. It does not lay down a new product colour. Tap the lit button again to return to the product you had before.

Published facts

Blender facts
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How do you get Blender?

Always on the paint screen.

How do you use Blender?

Use it after a stamp or a hard edge when you want a softer seam. Wipe is the tool that removes paint instead.

FAQ

Blender questions

Is Facecard: Makeup Showdown free?

Yes. The experience is free to play on Roblox. VIP, the More Layers pass, the 2x Earnings pass, cash packs, reaction packs, and the extra-time button are optional Robux purchases.

How do you win a round?

Paint the shared theme, then get the highest average star rating from the other players. A tie goes to the look with more votes. You have to have painted in that round to place.

Are there working codes right now?

The shop has a code button, and new codes are shared on the game Discord. No code string was published in the Help Center, and this wiki does not list guessed codes.

How many head bases are there?

The Help Center lists three free head bases: Classic, Aniya, and Mina. Your pick is remembered. Makeup, lashes, and piercings fit every base. Face shape is a separate Sculpt setting.

Does my makeup stay for the next round?

No. Every round starts on a clean bust. Only your chosen head base stays. Load a Sculpt preset if you want your saved face shape back, and load a Lookbook look in Freeplay rather than in a contest round.

Can I play on a phone?

Yes. On a phone or tablet, one finger on the face paints, a drag on the background turns the head, and a pinch zooms. Stamps are placed by holding, sliding, then lifting.