Makeup All Stars is live under the official title “Makeup All Stars [NEW THEMES]💄” as of October 25, 2026. Roblox’s Games API reports that the experience was updated on that date, and the official description links a creator-owned community for updates and sneak peeks. No public first-party patch-note archive was found during this check.
An updated timestamp proves that the published experience changed. It does not identify which code, assets, balance, themes, or interface elements changed. This page records only details that have a dated official statement or a careful before-and-after observation.
Current public status
Official title
NEW THEMES is advertised
The Roblox title contains the banner text. Specific added or renamed prompts are not named publicly.
Checked: October 25, 2026
Experience update
Updated October 25
The Games API timestamp confirms a publication event, not its contents. It is retained as status evidence only.
Official community
Updates and sneak peeks
The creator-owned MAKEUP BATTLES: FACE CARD community describes itself as the official Makeup All Stars: Face Card community.
Patch notes
No public first-party log found
Without a named announcement, this page does not assign features to the update timestamp.
2026-10-25 - Public game status checked
Type: Status check
The official Roblox experience is live as “Makeup All Stars [NEW THEMES]💄.” The official description confirms painted makeup looks, customizable hair and lashes, themed beauty battles, voting, rewards, unlockable beauty items, and broad device support.
- Games API: Place ID 137225606423272 and Universe ID 10769324921 match the project identity.
- Creator: dnatellaversace is listed by Roblox.
- Server capacity: Roblox reports a maximum of 10 players.
- Updated timestamp: 2026-10-25T11:39:25.05Z.
- Named change details: not published in the checked first-party material.
Source: Official Roblox experience
How an update enters this page
A change needs an identity, date, and supported description. Strong evidence includes a creator-owned announcement that names the change, an official Roblox title or description change, or a reproducible in-game before-and-after record tied to the exact experience. A third-party video can help locate a change, but it should not be labeled official.
The record should distinguish when a change was announced, first observed, and last checked. Those dates can differ. If a feature rolls out gradually or only appears in some servers, the entry should say so instead of choosing a false universal date.
Screenshots should include enough interface context to identify Makeup All Stars. A cropped item or theme name with no game context is a lead, not a verified update.
What the Roblox updated date cannot tell you
Roblox may update an experience for content, bug fixes, infrastructure, moderation, analytics, assets, or other changes. The public timestamp does not explain the reason. It cannot prove that a theme was added, a reward was changed, or an item was removed.
For that reason, this page never writes a patch title from the timestamp alone. It also does not convert a current player count, visit count, or rating into a gameplay change. Those values move independently of feature updates.
If the title continues to say NEW THEMES after another timestamp change, the banner still does not name the prompts. The New Themes guide keeps theme-specific evidence separate.
Check changes in the live experience
Before comparing, record the exact title, date, server, and relevant screen. For a theme, capture the prompt wording during the round. For an editor control, record its label and the visible result of changing it. For an item, record its category, lock state, and where it appears.
Change one condition at a time. Moving to another device and another server while also changing the look makes it harder to explain a difference. Repeat the observation after reconnecting when persistence matters.
Do not use a private script, executor, or asset extractor to “confirm” content. Player-facing observations and public official statements are sufficient and safer.
Theme-update records
The official title supports a broad status: new themes are currently being promoted. A specific entry needs the exact theme name and either an official announcement or dated observations showing that it was not present before and is present now. A prompt that one player personally has not seen is not automatically new.
Renames should preserve both labels and dates when supported. If spelling or capitalization differs between an announcement and the live game, record both without inventing which is permanent. Rotation frequency and removal status require more than a short session.
Use Theme List for the current observed index and Theme Ideas for creative interpretation. Ideas never become update facts simply because they resemble a later prompt.
Editor, item, and reward changes
For an editor change, record the previous control, current control, visible outcome, device type, and checked date. For a beauty item, record its exact displayed name if available, category, unlock source, and whether it persists. For a reward change, record the action and result without guessing a hidden multiplier.
Do not assume a new item is paid, rare, limited, or more effective unless the interface says so. Do not assume a balance change because one subjective battle result differed.
The Beauty Items Dex and Rewards guide provide stable fields for these observations.
Codes and official links
No verified promotional code is published in the current official description or community text. A future code announcement would receive a dated record only after the exact string and source are confirmed. The Codes hub keeps active, expired, and invalid states separate.
The official game currently points players to the MAKEUP BATTLES: FACE CARD community for updates and sneak peeks. Prefer that chain from the Roblox experience over a similarly named social account. Never submit a Roblox password or authentication cookie to access “early patch notes.”
Update FAQ
What changed on October 25, 2026?
The public API proves the experience was updated, but the checked first-party pages do not name the contents. The title advertises new themes, yet it does not identify specific prompts or link them to that timestamp.
Are there official patch notes?
No public first-party patch-note archive was located during this check. The creator-owned community is the best public watch point for future announcements.
How can I report a change accurately?
Provide the exact experience identity, screen or round, displayed wording, device, server context when relevant, and observation date. Separate what the game showed from your interpretation.