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VIP Pass (399 Robux): What VIP Reportedly Includes in Makeup Mania

The Makeup Mania VIP Pass explained: community-listed at 399 Robux with perks reportedly including theme selection — what's confirmed and who should buy.

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

FAQ

What does the VIP Pass do in Makeup Mania?
Community pages describe it as the top-tier pass with perks reportedly including round theme selection. The developers have not published an official perk list — check the in-game store page for the current description before buying.
How much is the VIP Pass?
Community pages list it at 399 Robux, the most expensive of the four gamepasses. Confirm the live price in the in-game store.
Does VIP give you more votes?
There is no evidence VIP affects voting. Runway voting is done by the other players in the room — no pass buys votes.

Every Roblox dress-up game grows a VIP tier, and Makeup Mania’s is the priciest of its four gamepasses. But “VIP” can mean anything from a badge to real round-changing perks, so this page is deliberately careful: we separate what community sources report, what is not officially documented, and what to verify before spending 399-community-listed Robux.

What is known

  • The game has four gamepasses total; VIP is the most expensive one on community price lists.
  • Community pages list it at 399 Robux and describe perks that reportedly include round theme selection — the ability to pick or influence the theme of a round.
  • The developers publish no official gamepass documentation, so the full perk list is not verifiable from outside the game. Everything beyond “a VIP pass exists” is community-reported; treat it accordingly.

Before buying, read the live store description in-game. If theme selection matters to your decision, confirm it is listed there.

Why theme selection would matter

If VIP really includes round theme selection, it is the only pass that touches the rules of a round rather than your look:

  • You can pull themes you have a bench for — your best gala concepts or everyday looks instead of improvising off-brief.
  • You avoid briefs that expose your weak layers (for example, if graphic liner symmetry from the vanity tutorial is not your strength yet).
  • Coordinated groups can rotate themes everyone enjoys.

That said — the meta-skill the game actually teaches is interpreting whatever theme drops. Players who only win their chosen briefs tend to plateau; see the themed rounds walkthrough for the honest version of that skill.

What VIP is not

  • Not votes. Runway star voting is done by the room’s players. No pass buys votes.
  • Not power. The game’s rewards come from rounds and voting; passes sell convenience and options, not stronger looks.
  • Not required. The full loop — vanity painting, catalog styling, runway, payout — is free.

Who it plausibly fits

Consider it if:

  • You play daily, know the theme pool, and want control over your round schedule
  • You organize group sessions and theme rotation is the fun for your friends
  • The other three passes are already in your bag and 399 Robux is painless

Skip it if:

  • You are new — buy nothing until you know which layer of the game you actually love
  • You play a few rounds a week; the per-round value collapses
  • You were hoping it buys wins — it does not

How it compares

PassCommunity-listed priceJob
Saved Looks149 RobuxStore and reload finished looks
Second Hair Slot99 RobuxTwo hair slots for layered styles
VIP Pass399 RobuxPerks reportedly including theme selection
Shape Stencils199 RobuxStencils alongside freehand painting

Priority advice is unchanged: Saved Looks first for competitive regulars, Second Hair Slot for styling depth, Shape Stencils for painting precision — VIP last, only when the live in-game perk list justifies it to you.

Value verdict

VIP is the “know what you’re buying” pass. The community-listed price is the highest, the reported perk (theme selection) is the only one that touches round structure, and the documentation is the thinnest. Verify in-game, buy only if the live description matches what you want, and check the update timeline — perk lists in a fast-updating beta do change.

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