Makeup All Stars is a Roblox beauty-battle game, not a dress-up sandbox you wander around in. You get a face, a rack of makeup tools, hair and lashes, and a theme — then a round starts and everyone in the room builds a look against that clock. When the looks go up, the room votes, and the round pays out.
The game went live on 4 October 2026 under the creator dnatellaversace and has already passed 5.7 million visits, with 6,350 people playing at the time this page was last checked (25 October 2026). Servers hold 10 players, which matters more than it sounds: your audience is nine other people, not a stadium, so a look that reads instantly beats a look with a clever detail nobody can see across the room.
Every number here comes from the game's own Roblox pages; the read date is in the footer.
What you actually do, hands on
A session is a short cycle. You style a look with the makeup tools, hair and lashes; you take it into a themed beauty battle; you vote on the other looks in the room; you collect coins; you spend them on new items. Then the next theme arrives and the cycle runs again.
The face is paintable — skin, eye and gloss colour come off a colour wheel — and lashes are their own slot rather than an eye detail. What surprises players from a dress-up game is that styling is timed and public: you are preparing an entry, not decorating privately. The walkthrough is in how to play Makeup All Stars on Roblox.
Before your first round
- Play three rounds before you spend anything. Coins arrive from rounds, and three rounds tell you whether you like the loop.
- Read the theme twice. The theme is the only instruction you get, and a look that ignores it loses to a plainer look that answers it.
- Build for the room's distance. Detail vanishes at card size; colour blocking reads.
- Vote every round. It is part of the loop and the only free feedback in the game.
- Check the daily shop before buying. Stock rotates, and passes do not include shop items.
- Don't buy a pass to skip learning. The cheapest one costs 99 Robux and doubles a number you don't understand yet.
The three game passes, at a glance
| Pass | Robux | What Roblox's own description promises |
|---|---|---|
| 2x Coins (DOUBLE EARNINGS) | 99 | Earn 2x Coins from each round, permanently |
| VIP | 199 | 1.5x coins every round, VIP-only lashes (Drama + Extra), VIP shop slot, Metallic + Glitter finishes, full colour wheel, 24 saved colours, 24 Look Book slots, 100-look gallery |
| Unlock ALL Level Locked Items + VIP | 399 | Every level-locked hairstyle, accessory and lash now — 60+ looks — plus everything in VIP; shop items not included |
Two things follow without guessing. The 399 pass contains the 199 pass, so the level-unlock half costs 200 Robux on top of VIP. And every pass touches round earnings or locked items — none of them sells a look, a score or a leaderboard place. The full breakdown also covers what the passes do not do.
Straight answers
Is it free?
Yes. It is free to join on Roblox, and nothing in the game's description gates play behind a purchase.
Is there anything to redeem?
No code system is advertised on the Roblox page; rewards come from rounds and the daily shop. A "codes" list describes a game that does not exist.
How hard is the badge?
One badge exists, it is for the global top 10, and Roblox reports 135 awards in total — roughly one per 42,000 visits. The badge page takes the numbers apart.
How long is a session?
As long as you keep queueing rounds. There is no story to finish; the loop is the game.
Where to go next
- How to Play Makeup All Stars on Roblox — interface, round order, the vote.
- Roblox Makeup All Stars Beginner Guide — first sessions and coin income.
- Beauty Battles — themes, voting, what wins a room.
- Coins, Items and Game Passes — the economy and the passes.
- The Top 10 Global Badge — the board and its 135 holders.
- Roblox Makeup All Stars FAQ — one-paragraph answers.
If a number here disagrees with the game, the game is right — tell us and it gets fixed.
