In the Roblox game Facecard: Makeup Showdown (developed by the Facecard: Makeup Showdown group), hair is managed through a dedicated styling tab rather than the regular makeup brush tools. When you enter a station, your model starts completely bald, and hairstyles must be selected and applied from the Style menu before submitting your finished look for voting.

Step-by-Step: How to Add Hair in the Station

Hairstyles can be applied or changed at any point during a round without resetting the cosmetics or paint already applied to the model.

  1. Enter the makeup station: If it is your first time playing, click through the introductory tutorial pop-ups that explain tools, skin tone, mirror controls, and safety rules.
  2. Open the styling options: Locate the main tab bar on the left panel, which displays options for Blender, Wipe, Makeup, Sculpt, and Style. Click STYLE at the top right of this panel.
  3. Open the hair category: In the sidebar menu that opens under Style (which also includes Head, Eyes, Bangs, Piercing, and Pose), click the HAIR tab.
  4. Browse or search the library: Scroll through the catalog of available hairstyle cards, or type the name of a specific cut into the Search hair bar at the top of the menu.
  5. Equip the hairstyle: Click on any hairstyle card. The chosen hair will immediately appear on the model's head.
  6. Return to painting: Click the MAKEUP tab to switch back to your brushes, contour, and blenders. The equipped hairstyle remains intact on the model while you work.

Hairstyle Library and Color Variants

In Facecard: Makeup Showdown, hair colors are not adjusted through a color picker or slider. Instead, every color variant exists as an independent card labeled with the base hairstyle name followed by the color name in brackets. Searching for the base name brings up all available color variations side by side.

The library starts with a "None" card and pre-named styling options (such as Daniela, Smirk, Bieh, and xoxo), followed by various cuts:

  • Curls: Doll Curls, Bouncy Curls, Layered Curls, Salon Curls
  • Blowouts: Swirl Blowout, Big Blowout, 80s Blowout
  • Waves and other cuts: Glam Waves, Goddess Waves, Flame waves, 70s Flicks, Windy Pony, Sleek Bob

Documented base styles and their specific color variant cards include:

Base HairstyleAvailable Color Variant Cards
Glam WavesBlack, Brown, Caramel, Platinum, Red, Hot Pink
Goddess WavesBlack, Brown, Ginger

Managing Hair: Swapping, Removing, and Purchasing

Managing equipped hairstyles involves straightforward menu actions:

  • Swapping styles: Click any other hair card in the library. The newly clicked style instantly replaces the previous one on the model without needing to manually clear the slot first.
  • Removing hair: Click the hairstyle card that is currently equipped. Clicking an active card deselects it, stripping the hair off and leaving the model bald again. If your model suddenly loses its hair during a round, clicking any style card will restore hair to the model.
  • Repositioning and adjustments: In-station controls allow players to adjust hair properties by using directional and sizing tools (such as moving the hair forward, down, or increasing overall size) to avoid clipping with the model head.
  • Buying the hair for Roblox: Selecting the BUY THIS HAIR button located beneath the styling menu allows you to purchase that specific hair asset directly for your Roblox avatar.

Why Hair Selection Matters for Voting

At the conclusion of timed rounds (such as competitive mode matches that run around 6 to 7 minutes), player models enter a showcase lineup. Every participant is rated from 1 to 5 stars by other players in the server.

Gameplay sessions show that forgetting hair or submitting a bald model frequently leads to lower star ratings from other players, regardless of how detailed the face paint or eyeliner may be. Completing the hair selection before the round timer expires is critical to placing high on the podium and earning in-game rewards like Dubloons.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why did my model's hair disappear?

If your model becomes bald while you are in the menu, you likely clicked the card of the currently equipped hairstyle a second time. Clicking an active hair card toggles it off. Click the desired hair card once to put it back on.

Can you change hair color using a custom color wheel?

No. Hair color is not controlled by a custom slider or color wheel tool. You must select specific pre-colored cards from the hair catalog (such as selecting a black, brown, red, or blonde variant card).

Can you put bangs on separately?

Yes. The Style menu includes an independent BANGS category directly alongside the Hair category, allowing you to browse and apply fringe accents.

Does the hair stay on if you switch back to Makeup tools?

Yes. Once you click a hair card, switching back to the Makeup, Blender, Sculpt, or Wipe tabs does not remove or alter the equipped hair.