Goth makeup ideas
for Makeup Mania.

The Goth color palette

Make the eye shape readable before making the whole face darker. A berry shade and one pale accent give the look contrast without requiring every feature to be black.

Visual styling references. HEX entry in the current game has not been verified.

See the color placement

Eyes, lips & hair

Build the look one area at a time

1. Start with Mulberry over a small lid area. Check the face before extending the shape toward the outside.
2. Add Ink plum at the outer eye or close to the lash line. Keep the edge deliberate; more dark color is not always more definition.
3. Use Dusty orchid between the deeper shade and the surrounding face color. Try a small patch first rather than changing the whole lid.
4. Place Pale lilac near the inner eye. Finish berry lips, preview your hair and inspect whether both eyes still read clearly.

Use the product and correction controls available in your current build. These are creative suggestions, rather than a required layer order or a tested set of slider values.

A shorter version

Keep one focal feature and inspect it before adding extra accents. Follow the timer displayed in your game; this guide does not assume a fixed round length.

Check before the showcase

• If the eyes look like one dark block, simplify the outer shape and restore a little space around the pale accent.
• If the lips compete with the eyes, keep the berry color but soften its edge instead of adding another bold shade.
• If hair or lashes hide the liner, adjust the styling item or choose a simpler shape before adding more makeup.

Hair and lashes can change how much of the makeup is visible. Try these descriptive catalog searches, then inspect each item and its current options:

Adapt the idea to your prompt

For a softer Goth idea, let Dusty orchid lead the lid and reserve Ink plum for a smaller edge. For a stronger version, deepen one eye feature while keeping the lips simple. Both are original styling variations; neither is a scoring formula.

Goth fits a dark or dramatic mood. If your prompt is about bright geometric styling instead, compare the Cyberpunk plan. If it calls for delicate fantasy detail, the Fairy palette may be a better starting point.