When the 300-second styling window closes, Makeup Mania shifts from painting to performance: every stylist in the 10-player room walks the catwalk, and the room votes on each other’s finished looks. Here is what is known about that phase — and an honest note about what is not.
How the catwalk phase works
- The timer ends and styling tools lock — your look is final.
- Each stylist walks the runway in turn while the others watch.
- The room votes on the looks it just saw, and results are shown for the round.
The first 2 seconds decide what voters see
The single most useful habit for the voting phase: activate facial close-up poses in the first 2 seconds of your walk.
- Voters judge makeup, not outfits — a full-body silhouette does not show your eyeliner work.
- The close-up window is when your painted details, 3D lashes, and liner symmetry are actually visible to the people scoring you.
- Miss that window and your best work may simply never be seen clearly.
What is known about stars and rewards — and what is not
An honest note: the exact scoring and reward math has not been officially published by the developer. We do not quote star values, reward tables, or point formulas, because there is no verified source for them. If a site lists precise numbers today, treat them with skepticism.
What we can say safely:
- The developer confirms themed rounds, voting, and rewards exist.
- Voting is peer-based: the other stylists in your room are the judges.
- This page will be updated when official scoring details are published.
Frequently asked questions
When does voting happen in Makeup Mania?
Voting happens after the 300-second styling window ends. Every stylist walks the catwalk and the room votes on each other’s finished looks.
How do I show my makeup during the vote?
Use facial close-up poses in the first 2 seconds of your walk so voters actually see the makeup you painted, not just the outfit silhouette.
How are stars and rewards calculated?
The exact scoring and reward math has not been officially published by the developer, so this guide does not quote star values or reward tables.