Quick answer: Facecard: Makeup Showdown’s official Roblox event listing schedules its Halloween event for Saturday, October 24, 2026, at 11 a.m. ET (8 a.m. PT; 3 p.m. UTC). As of October 23, the public listing promises Halloween-season content and “small surprises,” but it does not confirm a specific paid Halloween bundle or verify the alleged first-purchase screenshots circulating online.
Players looking for a new Facecard Halloween bundle should separate official event details from screenshots that have not been independently authenticated. A screenshot can show a real in-game item, an old shop rotation, a test build, or an edited image; without a matching developer announcement or a live in-game listing, it is not proof that a bundle is available to buy.
What the official Facecard event listing confirms
The official Facecard: Makeup Showdown Roblox page lists a Halloween event for October 24. The event schedule gives a start time of 3 p.m. UTC, which converts to 11 a.m. Eastern and 8 a.m. Pacific. The event is scheduled to run into October 31. The public description is broad: Halloween-season content and small surprises, rather than a detailed item-by-item patch note.
The game’s core loop is makeup creation and voting. Players use brushes, lashes, hair and other styling options to create a look, then rate entries. That makes seasonal cosmetics a plausible fit for the event, but plausibility is not confirmation that a particular bundle, price, discount, or purchase reward exists.
Are the first-purchase screenshots real?
We could not verify a specific first-purchase screenshot or a named Halloween bundle through the public official event listing available at the time of writing. That means the screenshots should be treated as unconfirmed—not automatically fake, but not reliable proof either. We will update this report if the developer publishes the bundle name, price, contents, or a matching in-game shop image.
Before spending Robux, check the live game shop directly. Confirm the item name and contents, read the price shown in your own account, and make sure the purchase button appears inside the actual experience. Do not rely on cropped screenshots, reposted images without a source, or third-party claims that promise exclusive items.
How to check the Halloween update yourself
- Open the official Facecard: Makeup Showdown page.
- Check the Halloween event card and use Roblox’s event notification option if it is available to your account.
- Join after the listed start time—October 24 at 11 a.m. ET—and inspect the in-game shop and update announcements.
- Compare any bundle screenshot with the live item name, price, and contents before purchasing.
- If you share a screenshot, include the full context and source where possible; hide usernames or other private account information.
What players should expect on October 24
The confirmed point is the scheduled Halloween event. The exact makeup items, bundle contents, pricing, and purchase bonuses remain unconfirmed in the official public description we checked. Players should treat the event listing as a starting point, not a guarantee that every rumor will appear in the shop. If a new bundle launches, the live game listing is the best place to confirm what it actually includes.
For context, the game’s format rewards creative looks and voting rather than simply owning cosmetics. A paid item may offer another styling option, but it does not by itself guarantee a better rating or a win. Players can make stronger decisions by checking the actual cosmetic preview and whether the item suits their style before spending.
Frequently asked questions
When does the Facecard Halloween event start?
The official Roblox event listing schedules it for Saturday, October 24, 2026, at 11 a.m. ET, 8 a.m. PT, or 3 p.m. UTC.
Is the Facecard Halloween bundle officially confirmed?
We could not verify a specific named Halloween bundle or its price from the official public event listing available on October 23. Treat bundle screenshots as unconfirmed until the live shop or developer confirms them.
Do the first-purchase screenshots prove a bundle is available?
No. A screenshot alone does not prove that an item is live, purchasable, or available to every player. Confirm the item in the actual game.
Where should players check for updates?
Start with the official Roblox game page and its event card. The developer’s official announcements are the best source for confirmed item details.
Sources
- Facecard: Makeup Showdown — official Roblox game and event listing
- All Things How — Facecard event schedule (independent reporting)
- Facecard: Makeup Showdown — official website
Reporting note: This article distinguishes the published event schedule from unverified bundle claims. It will need an update if the developer posts confirmed purchase details.
