Custom Makeup in Dress To Impress costs 349 Robux at the standard global price. It is a permanent game pass that lets you mix individual face parts, recolor supported features, and save custom faces for future looks.
The pass is most useful when makeup is part of your outfit idea instead of a final detail you click at random. Players who build cosplay, fantasy, horror, glam, doll, or character-inspired looks will notice the biggest difference. If preset faces already cover your style, you can keep playing without it.
If the rest of the round still feels fast, start with the Dress To Impress beginner guide before spending Robux.
How Much Is Custom Makeup in Dress To Impress?
- Standard price: 349 Robux for the permanent Custom Makeup game pass.
- Account price: the final Roblox prompt can differ when regional pricing applies.
- Duration: permanent on the Roblox account that owns the pass.
- VIP: not included; Custom Makeup and VIP are separate purchases.
- Votes and Stars: no direct bonus. Other players still decide how many Stars your runway look receives.
Is DTI Custom Makeup Worth It?
Yes for regular players who care about expressions, color matching, and reusable face bases. The pass can affect almost every outfit you make, so its value is wider than one dress or accessory that only fits a few themes.
It is easier to skip when you play occasionally, like the preset library, or often finish the face while the clothes and hair are still incomplete. Custom Makeup gives you more choices, but those choices also take time.
What Does Custom Makeup Unlock?
Individual Face Features
Instead of choosing one complete preset, you can build a face from separate eyes, eyebrows, lips, contour, blush, eyeshadow, nose details, and other supported parts. The exact library can change as DTI receives updates.
Color Controls
Many features support color changes. This is useful when a preset has the right shape but the wrong lip, shadow, or detail color for your outfit. Repeating one or two outfit colors in the face can make the full look feel intentional.
Saved Custom Faces
You can save useful face combinations and load them again. Saved bases are the fastest way to use the pass during normal rounds because you are editing a strong starting point instead of rebuilding every feature from zero.
More Control for Character Looks
A recognizable character may need a specific expression, lip shape, eye color, scar, dramatic shadow, or fantasy detail. Custom Makeup lets you keep the parts that match the reference and replace the parts that do not.
How to Use Custom Makeup
- 1. Go to a makeup station in the dressing room, or open Freeplay when you want time to practice.
- 2. Open the Custom Makeup controls instead of selecting a complete preset face.
- 3. Choose the main eyes and lips first. They set the expression and are easier to notice on the runway.
- 4. Add eyebrows, contour, blush, shadow, and smaller details only when they support the same mood.
- 5. Adjust supported colors so the face connects to the outfit palette.
- 6. Save the finished face if it can work as a base for more than one theme.
The DTI Freeplay guide explains where to practice, save outfits, and learn the map without the round timer.
Custom Makeup vs. Preset Makeup
Preset Makeup Is Faster
One click gives you a complete face. Presets are excellent when the timer is low, the theme is simple, or you already know which face fits your look. They are also free, so a new player can learn the game without buying anything.
Custom Makeup Gives You Control
The paid pass helps when a preset gets close but misses one important part. You can keep the eyes, change the lips, soften the contour, or recolor the details. It is less about making every face complicated and more about removing the part that clashes.
Use Both During Real Rounds
Custom Makeup does not make the preset menu useless. Load a saved custom face for themes you know well, use a preset when time is short, and only build from scratch when the face is central to the concept.
Custom Makeup vs. VIP: Which Should You Buy First?
Choose Custom Makeup first when you already like the free, code, Cash, or rank clothing but keep settling for faces that do not match. Choose VIP first when the bigger problem is the wardrobe: dresses, shoes, jewelry, bags, fantasy pieces, and other items inside the VIP room.
VIP currently costs 299 Robux for one month or 799 Robux permanently. Compare both options in the DTI VIP price and value guide before buying two separate passes.
Neither pass is required to place well. Theme reading, a clean silhouette, color control, and finishing on time still decide whether the outfit makes sense to voters.
The no-VIP outfit guide shows how far the regular wardrobe can go before you pay for more options.
Who Gets the Most Value?
Players Who Reuse Aesthetics
If you often return to goth, soft, glam, doll, fantasy, horror, editorial, or celebrity looks, a small library of saved faces can cover many rounds. Change one or two details instead of starting over.
Cosplay and Reference Builders
Character looks depend on recognizable details. A specific eye shape or expression can communicate the reference before another player studies the clothing. Custom Makeup gives you room to make that face part of the costume.
Players Who Already Finish on Time
The pass works best when your route through the dressing room is already comfortable. If clothes, hair, accessories, and colors are usually done with time left, the extra face controls add polish without causing a rushed outfit.
Who Should Wait?
Brand-New Players
Learn the round, theme, voting, and dressing-room route first. A larger face menu will not help if you are still deciding where to find clothes or how to finish before the timer reaches zero.
Players Happy With Presets
If you already find a face you like in seconds, the pass may not change enough to justify 349 Robux. Keep a note of how often a preset actually blocks your idea before buying.
Very Casual Players
A permanent pass has better value when it appears in many sessions. Someone who opens DTI once every few weeks may get more from staying free and using the growing preset library.
A Fast Saved-Face Setup
Neutral Base
Build one balanced face for school, casual, preppy, office, and everyday themes. Keep the colors easy to change and avoid details that lock it to one costume.
Dramatic Base
Use stronger eyes, lips, or contour for glam, villain, red-carpet, goth, and performance themes. Save the shape first, then recolor it to match each outfit.
Fantasy Base
Create one face with unusual colors or extra details for fairy, mermaid, alien, monster, magical, and mythology themes. A flexible fantasy base saves more time than a face built around one exact character.
Use the DTI themes guide when a runway prompt uses a style name you do not recognize.
How to Make Custom Makeup Look Better
Choose One Main Expression
Soft eyes, sharp brows, dark lips, bright blush, and heavy contour can all be good, but using every dramatic option at once can flatten the face. Pick one or two features to lead.
Repeat the Outfit Palette
Pull a color from the clothes, hair, or accessories into the lips, eyeshadow, blush, or fantasy details. The face and outfit should feel like one look, not two separate ideas.
Check the Full Silhouette
Zooming into the face can hide the rest of the outfit. Step back before the runway and make sure the makeup still reads at normal camera distance.
Clean clothing combinations help too. The DTI layering guide explains how to add detail without losing the shape of the outfit.
Common Custom Makeup Mistakes
- Rebuilding every round: save a few strong bases and make small theme-specific changes.
- Using one face forever: a cute neutral face can look strange on horror, historical, or villain themes.
- Ignoring the timer: switch to a saved face or preset when the rest of the look is unfinished.
- Buying for votes: the pass adds creative control, not an automatic Star multiplier.
- Assuming VIP includes it: Custom Makeup is a separate game pass with its own purchase prompt.
How to Buy Custom Makeup Safely
- 1. Open the official Dress To Impress experience on Roblox.
- 2. Select Custom Makeup in the official store or in-game purchase prompt.
- 3. Confirm that the product name says Custom Makeup and the account is yours.
- 4. Read the final Robux price shown for your account before accepting.
The default price returned by the official Roblox catalog is 349 Robux. Roblox Managed Pricing can adjust prices using an account’s economic location, so the amount on your own purchase screen is the amount that counts.
Do not enter a password on a giveaway page or a site promising a free game pass. Real ownership is handled by Roblox. Rejoin the experience after purchase if the controls do not appear immediately.
Custom Makeup FAQ
Is Custom Makeup Permanent?
Yes. It is a permanent game pass on the Roblox account that buys or receives it.
How Much Robux Is Custom Makeup in DTI?
The standard global price is 349 Robux. Regional pricing can make the final account price different.
Is Custom Makeup Included With VIP?
No. VIP and Custom Makeup are separate products. Buying one does not automatically unlock the other.
Does Custom Makeup Give More Stars?
No. It gives you more face controls, but runway votes still come from other players.
Can You Save Faces?
Yes. Saved custom faces are one of the pass’s most useful features because they reduce setup time during a normal round.
Is It Good for Beginners?
It can be fun, but beginners usually get more value after they understand themes and finish outfits on time. Preset makeup is enough while learning.
If rank progress is your priority, read how DTI Stars, Cash, ranks, and rewards work before treating any paid pass as a shortcut.
