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Saved Looks Gamepass (149 Robux): What It Stores and If It's Worth It

Saved Looks stores finished Makeup Mania looks for reuse: what it does, what it costs, who benefits, and how it compares to the other three gamepasses.

10/10/2026 Last updated: 10/10/2026 3 min read

FAQ

What does the Saved Looks gamepass do in Makeup Mania?
It saves finished looks — your painted makeup plus styling — so you can load them again later instead of recreating them from scratch. Community pages list it at 149 Robux with multiple slots; check the in-game store for current details.
Is Saved Looks worth buying?
If you play competitive rounds often and reuse looks from a personal rotation, yes — it saves the most time of the four passes. If you repaint something new every round anyway, skip it.
How many gamepasses does Makeup Mania have?
Community pages track four: Saved Looks, Second Hair Slot, VIP Pass and Shape Stencils. See the gamepass overview for each.

Makeup Mania’s four gamepasses all sell convenience — none of them buy votes. This page covers the one most competitive players buy first: Saved Looks, the pass that turns your finished looks into a reusable wardrobe. We’ll go through what it does, what it costs, who it fits, and how it stacks against the other three passes.

A note on facts: the developers have not published an official gamepass price list, so prices below come from community pages and are marked as community-listed. The in-game store is always the source of truth.

What Saved Looks does

Every look you build — the freehand painting at the vanity plus the hair, lashes and accessories styled over it — is normally session work. Saved Looks stores finished looks in slots so you can load them again in later rounds.

What that unlocks in practice:

  • A rotation: your best everyday concepts (see everyday look ideas) pre-built and ready when the right theme drops.
  • A gala bench: polished formal looks like the gala concepts kept show-ready instead of rebuilt under round pressure.
  • Iteration: save a look, reload it, change one element — much faster A/B testing than repainting from a blank face.

Community pages list the pass at 149 Robux with multiple save slots; confirm slot count and price in the store before buying.

Who it fits

Buy it if:

  • You play competitive rounds regularly and want looks ready to deploy
  • You have 2–3 signature looks you keep redeploying with small edits
  • You hate re-mirroring a perfect liner you already nailed last week

Skip it if:

  • You repaint something fresh every round and enjoy the blank canvas
  • You mostly play Freeplay practice sessions (what Freeplay is)

How it compares to the other passes

PassCommunity-listed priceWhat it buys
Saved Looks149 RobuxStore and reload finished looks
Second Hair Slot99 RobuxA second hair slot for layered styles
VIP Pass399 RobuxPerks reportedly including round theme selection
Shape Stencils199 RobuxStencil templates alongside freehand painting

Full breakdowns: Second Hair Slot, VIP, Shape Stencils.

For most competitive players the priority order is Saved Looks first (biggest time save per round), then the others by style preference.

Using it well: rotation discipline

A saved look library only wins rounds if it stays honest to the theme. The habit that separates good pass owners from lazy ones:

  1. Save your best executions by concept (soft freckled, red lip, smoky).
  2. When a theme drops, pick the concept that answers it — not your personal favorite.
  3. After the runway vote, update the save with anything you improved.

The pass speeds up deployment; the themed rounds guide still decides whether the look should go out at all.

Value verdict

Of the four passes, Saved Looks is the one with a daily payoff for active competitive players — it converts your best past work into future round speed. At the community-listed 149 Robux it is mid-priced, and its value scales directly with how often you compete. Casual Freeplay players get little from it; regulars get the most.

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