Makeup All Stars guides
Six guides cover the whole of Makeup All Stars: the round loop, a first-session route, the battles themselves, the coin and pass economy, the one badge in the game, and short answers. They are written to be read in roughly that order, but each one stands alone if you arrived from a search.
Start here if you have never played
How to Play Makeup All Stars on Roblox is the walkthrough: what you customise, how a themed round runs, where the vote sits in the loop, and how coins reach the shop. Read it once and the rest of the site makes sense.
Roblox Makeup All Stars Beginner Guide then covers the decisions of the first hour — how to spend coins, what to unlock first, and the honest maths on whether a pass is worth buying yet.
Then pick the part you care about
| Guide | What it answers | Read it when |
|---|---|---|
| How to Play | Interface, styling step, round order, voting, devices | Before your first round |
| Beginner Guide | Coin income, unlock order, pass timing | First few sessions |
| Beauty Battles | Themes, what wins a room, how voting works | You keep placing mid-table |
| Coins & Passes | Economy, level locks, all three passes priced out | You are about to spend Robux |
| Top 10 Badge | The global leaderboard and the 135 holders | You want a long-term target |
| FAQ | Price, devices, servers, codes, the badge | You want one answer fast |
What this site is built from
Every figure on these pages is read from the game's own Roblox data — the store page, the game-pass list and the badge API — and the date of the last read is printed in the site footer. Prices are quoted in Robux exactly as Roblox lists them. Nothing here is copied from another fan site, and nothing is invented to fill a heading: where the game's public description does not state something, the page says so rather than guessing.
If you spot a number that no longer matches the game, the contact page has the address and corrections are published.