Roblox Makeup All Stars FAQ
Makeup All Stars is free to play on Roblox, runs in 10-player servers, and everything that costs money is optional: three game passes at 99, 199 and 399 Robux. The game was created by dnatellaversace and went live on 4 October 2026.
Short answers to what people actually search about Makeup All Stars. Every figure here comes from the game's own Roblox page or its public APIs, read on 25 October 2026; where the game's public description does not say something, this page says so instead of inventing it.
The game itself
What is Makeup All Stars?
A Roblox beauty-battle game. You paint a makeup look, style hair and choose lashes, then take the look into a themed battle where the other players in the server vote on the results. Rounds pay coins, and coins buy items in a rotating daily shop.
Is it free?
Yes. Joining and playing cost nothing. The three game passes are optional and only affect round earnings, cosmetics and level-locked items.
Who made it and when did it launch?
It was created by dnatellaversace and published on 4 October 2026. It was last updated on 25 October 2026, so it is a young, actively updated game — it passed 5.7 million visits in under a month.
What devices can play it?
All of them, as far as Roblox is concerned. The store description says the game was built to work well and be easy to play on every device type, and there is no keyboard-only control scheme to worry about.
How many players are in a server?
10. That number shapes everything about the game: short rounds, small audiences, and votes from nine other people rather than a crowd.
Money, passes and items
What do the game passes cost?
Three passes, in Robux: 2x Coins at 99, VIP at 199, and Unlock ALL Level Locked Items + VIP at 399. The 399 pass includes everything in VIP, so the level-unlock half works out at 200 Robux on top.
Which pass should I buy first?
Only buy after a few rounds, and buy the one that fixes a problem you have. Coins too slow? 2x Coins at 99. Keep rebuilding the same palette? VIP's saved colours and Look Book slots are the actual product. Want the whole 60+ level-locked look library today? 399. The passes page does the arithmetic properly.
Are there codes?
No. There is no code-redemption system advertised on the game's Roblox page, and nothing in the store description mentions one. Coins come from rounds; items come from the daily shop and the passes. Any list of "Makeup All Stars codes" you find is describing something this game does not have.
Do passes buy shop items?
No — and the 399 pass says so explicitly. Shop items are bought with coins. Passes open level-locked looks and add cosmetics; the shop is a separate, rotating shelf.
Is the game pay to win?
Not in the sense of buying a result. The passes multiply coins and unlock cosmetics; nothing in the store sells votes, scores or a leaderboard position. What money buys is time — a bigger look library and faster coins.
Playing, voting and the badge
What happens in a round?
A theme drops, everyone styles a look against it, the looks go up for the room to see, players vote, and the round pays coins. The full order, including what to do at each stage, is in how to play.
How does voting work?
Players vote for their favourite creations — the game's description lists voting as a core part of the loop, alongside competing. In practice the room rewards looks that answer the theme clearly at card size. Beauty battles covers what that means for how you build.
How do you get the Top 10 badge?
By reaching the top 10 on the game's global leaderboard. The badge is ALL STARS: Top 10 Globally, it is awarded once, and Roblox reports 135 awards in total with 2 in the past day. It cannot be bought. The badge page reads the numbers properly.
Why is the badge so rare?
Ten slots on a global board, and everyone who reaches them keeps the badge. Against 5.7 million visits, 135 awards is about one per 42,000 visits, and Roblox rounds the share of players holding it down to 0.0%.
Is there an official community?
The game's store description links one community page for updates and sneak peeks: the official community link. It is the developer's own channel, so it is the place to watch for new themes.
Does this site have anything to do with the game?
No. This is an unofficial fan guide written from the game's public Roblox data. The developer has not endorsed it, and corrections are welcome — contact page.
