Makeup Frenzy Shape Stencils: Price and Styling Guide

What Are Makeup Frenzy Shape Stencils?

Give your smoky eye makeup a star accent. Makeup Frenzy shape stencils cost 119 Robux and permanently unlock shape stencils for your looks. Use Makeup Frenzy shape stencils to add a themed detail after your eye makeup, so the decoration fits the look you're taking into voting.

Makeup Frenzy is a Roblox experience built around creating makeup, styling your character, and competing in themed rounds. Players vote for their favorite finished looks and earn rewards. Shape Stencils is one of its paid game passes, alongside options for additional hair styling, saved looks, and VIP features.

The Shape Stencils price below applies as of October 13, 2026.

Shape Stencils Detail	What You Get
Price	119 Robux
Purchase type	Game pass
Unlock duration	Permanent
Unlock	Shape stencils for your makeup looks

The shape stamp tool includes a star design that can be colored white and placed beside the eyes. That gives you a concrete starting point: a decorative shape paired with the makeup around it.

Plan the surrounding makeup before choosing the stamp color. For a black, white, and gray theme, keep the star within that same palette. For the placement, use the space beside the eye to connect the decoration with your eyeshadow and eyeliner.

Keep the purchase focused on what you want to create. If your goal is adding shape decorations, consider the Shape Stencils pass. If your goal is changing your hair setup or expanding your saved-look collection, compare the separate passes later in this guide.

You can open Makeup Frenzy on Roblox to play and check the current purchase price before spending Robux.

How to Use the Star Shape Stamp

Start with the makeup that surrounds your stencil placement. In a smoky eye design, that means finishing the eyeshadow, blending it, and adding your eyeliner before placing the star.

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The star sequence is straightforward: select the shape stamp, choose the star, set its color, and place it beside the eyes. White is a demonstrated option, paired with black and gray eye makeup.

Stage	Action
Eyeshadow	Apply black eyeshadow with gray at the inner corners
Blending	Blend the eyeshadow
Eyeliner	Draw a wing and connect the line
Lashes	Select lashes for the look
Shape selection	Choose the star in the shape stamp tool
Decoration	Set the star to white and place it beside the eyes

Follow that order when recreating the monochrome design. It puts the decorative accent after the main eye work, giving you a finished area to work around.

Prepare the Eye Area

Zoom in while working on eyeliner. Reduce the brush size when you need a finer line, draw the wing, and connect it with the rest of the liner. These controls are used during the makeup process; keep your attention on the line before moving to the stamp.

Blend the black and gray eyeshadow before placing your decoration. Leave the darker color toward the outer eye and use gray toward the inner corner for the monochrome combination.

Then select your lashes. Check the eye makeup as a whole before adding another visible detail.

Place the Star

Choose the star shape and set it to white. Place it beside the eye, following the arrangement used for the black-and-white look.

With Makeup Frenzy shape stencils, coordinate the decoration with the makeup already on the face. Use the star as an accent to the smoky eye, then review the whole character before continuing.

Keep the distinction between tools clear. The shape stamp adds the decorative star; the brow stamp applies an eyebrow preset. The brow stamp also has a size adjustment used to fit the eyebrows. Finish those adjustments separately instead of treating the eyebrow preset as part of the stencil process.

Build a Black, White, and Gray Stencil Look

A monochrome round gives you a clear way to practice coordinating a stamp with a full face. Keep every makeup choice within black, white, and gray, including the decorative star.

Use the following combination as a styling example. It brings together the demonstrated face makeup, eye details, lip colors, and stencil placement.

Part of the Look	Monochrome Combination
Face base	White
Contour	Black, followed by blending
Concealer	White under the eyes, on the forehead, and on the chin
Eyeshadow	Black with gray inner corners
Eyebrows	Black brow stamp
Lips	Gray color, black liner, and white gloss
Shape decoration	White star beside the eyes
Finishing detail	White glitter at the inner corners

Shape the Face Before Adding Decoration

Apply the white base, then work on the cheek contour and nose contour in black. Blend the contour before adding the white concealer.

Place concealer under the eyes, on the forehead, and on the chin, then blend those areas. Complete this face work before moving into the smaller eye details.

Keep your stencil plan simple while building the base. Choose the star color early, but place it after the eye makeup. That lets you follow a clear sequence instead of switching repeatedly between contouring and decoration.

Coordinate the Eyes and Lips

Use black eyeshadow for the smoky effect and gray for the inner corners. Blend the shadow, then add the winged eyeliner and black brow stamp.

For the lips, apply gray, outline with black, and blend the liner with a smaller brush size and reduced strength. Finish with white lip gloss.

This combination gives you a full monochrome makeup plan without needing to introduce another color. Keep the white star consistent with the white concealer, gloss, and glitter.

Finish With the Star and Glitter

Place the white star beside the eyes, then add white glitter at the inner corners. Review these as separate details: the star provides the shape decoration, while the glitter finishes the inner-eye area.

When styling Makeup Frenzy shape stencils, carry the round's palette through the entire face. Check the lips and brows alongside the star, rather than judging the decoration in isolation.

Finish the hair styling, too. Select a hairstyle and adjust its position forward or down as needed. Review the face again with the hair in place so you can assess the complete presentation.

Manage Your Round Without Losing the Main Look

Themed rounds involve more than adding makeup tools to a face. You need to finish a look, style the character, and present it for player voting. Keep that full sequence in mind when planning a stencil design.

Detailed eyeliner can absorb time during a round. Complete the essential makeup before spending the remaining time on decorative touches.

Use this order to organize the demonstrated monochrome routine:

1. Finish the base: apply the face color, contour, and concealer.
2. Blend the face makeup: complete the cheeks, nose, forehead, and chin.
3. Build the eyes: add eyeshadow, blend it, and draw the eyeliner.
4. Finish brows and lips: apply the brow stamp and complete the lip combination.
5. Add the accent: select the star, choose white, and place it beside the eyes.
6. Style and review: finish the hair and check the character as a whole.

Keep the Theme Visible

For a black, white, and gray round, check every color selection against that restriction. Keep the star white, the eyeshadow black and gray, and the lips within the same palette.

Don't let the stencil become your only theme decision. Carry the palette through the base makeup and lip combination as well.

Use Brush Controls for the Surrounding Makeup

Reduce brush size for eyeliner and lip work. Adjust strength when blending the lip outline, and zoom in for precise areas such as the nose or eyes.

If you apply an unwanted lip color, use undo before choosing the replacement. Correct that color before building the liner and gloss around it.

Check the Finished Character

Before the round ends, review:

• The star color against the round theme.
• The eyeliner and blended eyeshadow.
• The brow stamp's fit.
• The completed lip color, liner, and gloss.
• The hairstyle and its placement.

Treat Makeup Frenzy shape stencils as one part of that checklist. Finish the surrounding makeup so the star belongs to a complete design.

Compare Shape Stencils With the Other Game Passes

Makeup Frenzy offers several passes with different unlocks. Compare their stated features before purchasing, especially if you're deciding between a decorative tool and another styling option.

The prices below apply as of October 13, 2026.

Game Pass	Price	Included Features
Shape Stencils	119 Robux	Permanently unlocks shape stencils
Second Hair Slot	79 Robux	Permanently unlocks a second hair slot
My Lookbook - Unlimited Slots	139 Robux	Permanently unlocks unlimited saved-look slots
VIP	349 Robux	VIP makeup tools, voting backgrounds, and three daily theme choices

Choose by the feature you want to use. Shape Stencils targets shape decorations. Second Hair Slot expands the hair setup. My Lookbook - Unlimited Slots expands the number of saved looks. VIP bundles makeup tools, voting backgrounds, and daily theme choices.

For a star-accent design, focus your purchase decision on the Shape Stencils unlock. Keep the other passes tied to their own listed features.

Decide Around Your Next Design

Before buying Makeup Frenzy shape stencils, plan a look that uses the decoration. Start with the monochrome example: black smoky eyes, gray lips, white gloss, and a white star beside the eye.

Decide where the stamp will go and how its color will match the face. That gives you a specific design to work toward once you have the unlock.

If you're choosing a different pass, make the same connection between the purchase and your goal. Choose the second hair slot for an additional hair slot, or unlimited lookbook slots for an expanded saved-look collection.

Keep Voting in Perspective

Players vote for their favorite looks during the competition. Build the face around the theme, finish the makeup, and use the stencil to support the overall styling.

Focus on the parts you control: color choices, blending, eyeliner, lips, decoration, and hair placement. Review the complete character before voting begins, with the star as one coordinated detail.

FAQ

How much do Makeup Frenzy shape stencils cost?

The Shape Stencils game pass costs 119 Robux as of October 13, 2026. It permanently unlocks shape stencils for your makeup looks.

How do you make a white star beside the eyes?

Select the shape stamp tool, choose the star, set its color to white, and place it beside the eyes. Finish the surrounding eyeshadow and eyeliner before adding the decoration.

Are shape stamps and brow stamps the same tool?

They serve different purposes. The shape stamp adds a decorative shape such as a star. The brow stamp applies an eyebrow preset, with size adjustment used to fit the brows.

How can you style a star for a monochrome round?

Use a white star with black and gray eyeshadow. Pair it with gray lips, black lip liner, white gloss, and white inner-corner glitter to keep the makeup within the black, white, and gray theme.