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I Road Tested Hailey Bieber’s Rhode Summer Collection
Conçetta Ciarlo · 2026-06-10 · via Vogue

Any summer road trip plans coming up? No? Well, can we interest you in a Rhode trip? Everyone’s favorite billion-dollar beauty brand is back with a new Rhode summer collection all about bronzed, glowy skin. The campaign gave us a clue about the products to come: Hailey Bieber, with flushed, sun-kissed cheeks, traipsing through cityscapes and across the sand.

Aside from the limited-edition Peptide Lip Tint shades and flavors we’ve all come to expect each summer, Rhode’s makeup category is expanding overall. There’s a new Pocket Bronze stick and Highlight Milk, along with new shades of the brand’s lip balm and liner, plus fun accessories like a terrycloth towel and bag and the viral phone cases.

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“We create a whole story and world around summer,” Bieber previously told Vogue Business—and that story has an experiential element too. Call it the Hailey Bieber effect, but no matter what launches, it seems to amass virality. There was the brand’s pop-up at Coachella for its Spotwear pimple patches, and last year’s Majorca beach club takeovers that added to the buzz. This summer, Rhode will quite literally be hitting the road with a slew of pop-ups across North America and Europe.

Its one-of-everything-good philosophy is hitting the right consumer pain points. Even I, a celebrity-beauty-brand skeptic, became a Rhode believer by way of the makeup categories—namely, the nonsticky lip balms with just enough color and the noncomedogenic blush that swipes on and blends out with a tap of the finger. Below, we break down and try each new product from the new Rhode summer collection. Spoiler alert: We love it.


The Bronzer Stick: Rhode Pocket Bronze

Vogue’s Kiana Murden uses Rhode’s Pocket Bronze in the shade Drench.

Why We Love It: Fans of Pocket Blush will surely love Pocket Bronze. It’s the same on-the-go, retractable cream stick, but instead of flushed cheeks, Pocket Bronze (as you may have guessed) imparts sun-kissed warmth when applied to the high points of your face. Another similarity? The noncomedogenic formula, which features a blend of peptides and tamanu oil for hydration. Meanwhile, kaolin clay helps absorb excess oil and keep the product in place. Best of all, there are neutral and warm undertone options amid this pick’s eight shades.

  • As a Pocket Blush enthusiast, getting my hands on Pocket Bronze was a true treat. I opted for the shade Sunbed (a cool undertone, suited to those with light-medium to medium skin). I opt to swipe it on the tops of my cheeks, nose, and either side of my forehead—but instead of using my fingers to blend, I’ve been using the stippling side of the new brush. I do think the shade still manages to pull slightly warm on me, but overall, no major complaints. —Conçetta Ciarlo, beauty shopping writer
  • I love a bronzer—honestly more so than blush. So I could hardly wait to get my hands on Rhode’s take. Mystified by the way the pigmented formula blends into the skin like butter, I swiped it on with glee. The color and finish are beautiful, but I will emphasize that it doesn’t blend as seamlessly as the blush. Or it’s some sort of user error and I’m missing the secret technique. —Kiana Murden, beauty shopping editor

Kaolin, tocopherol, glycerin, tamanu seed oil, peptides


The Liquid Highlighter: Rhode Highlight Milk

Why We Love It: If Rhode’s Glazing Milk had a baby with a pearlescent liquid highlighter, it would be Rhode’s Highlight Milk—and I mean that quite literally. The Glazing Milk formula that everyone has come to know and love now boasts subtle illumination in four shades, from pearly pink to warm bronze. The usual star ingredients are still included: a ceramide trio, vitamin E, and glycerin. Sure, you can swipe this all over your face as a makeup prep under color cosmetics—or you can opt for a targeted application like a liquid highlighter or even (drumroll!) as a body luminizer.

  • I’ve always wanted to be a Glazing Milk girl, but I’m super sensitive to coconut as an ingredient—it always breaks me out. That said, the prospect of Highlight Milk also working as a body luminizer intrigued me. I’m using it across my collarbone, a little on my chest, and on my arms and legs (when they’re exposed). Hello, JLo glow! —Conçetta Ciarlo, beauty shopping writer
  • I am probably in the top 1% of Glazing Milk fans, so I had high hopes for this formula. The texture feels as weightless (and non-oily) as its predecessor, just with more pigment than you might expect from a liquid highlighter. I’m between Shade 3, to fake a post-vacation tan, and Shade 2 for a pearly sheen. Obsessed! —Kiana Murden, beauty shopping editor

Coconut alkanes, glycerin, mica, vitamin E, ceramide (NP, AP, EOP)

Four (pearly pink, pearly champagne, pearly warm bronze, pearly rich bronze)


The New Lip Balm Shades: Rhode Peptide Lip Tint

Vogue’s Conçetta Ciarlo uses Rhode’s Peptide Lip Tint in the shade Macadamia Butter.

Why We Love It: Rhode’s Peptide Lip Tints have become a global and viral sensation. Aside from its nontinted sister (simply called Peptide Lip Treatment), Rhode’s range of lip tints has always excelled at combining a lightweight feel with maximum lip hydration, all in perfectly glazed pink and nude hues. The three new limited-edition bronzed shades each boast a summer-in-a-bottle scent. There’s no guesswork about what each color smells like—the names say it all. There’s Colada (a pearlescent warm tan shade), Macadamia Butter (my personal favorite, a caramel brown), and Honey Mango (a delectable bronze).

  • I’ll be the first to admit that I’m kind of a hater when it comes to scented makeup and fragrance. That said, there are a few exceptions to that rule. Case in point: these lip tints. I tend to like a neutral pink or brown lip that’s not too far off from my natural lip color—my favorite shade, Macadamia Butter, is the latter. The smell reminds me of spice cake, and yes, I absolutely love spice cake. The scent is notable but by no means overpowering—it’s more like aromatherapy. —Conçetta Ciarlo, beauty shopping writer
  • If you already like the Peptide Lip Tints, of course you’re going to like these. It’s the same formula (skin-care-forward, nonsticky, modern pigment), just gourmand scented in bronze-y hues. —Kiana Murden, beauty shopping editor

Shea butter, peptides, cupuaçu, babassu, lactic acid

11 (of the overall range, there’s three new limited-edition scented options)


The New Lip Liner Shades: Rhode Peptide Lip Shape

Why We Love It: If you haven’t been able to quite find your shade of Rhode’s Peptide Lip Shape pencil quite yet, today might just be your lucky day. A quick refresh, though, for those who are new here. Rhode’s lip liner leans more toward cream than wooden precision pencil. Instead, the retractable tip is a bit thicker (a lot like a Korean lip liner) and aims to enhance the appearance of the lips by blurring the shape. The formula is packed with, you guessed it, peptides alongside fenugreek extract for added hydration. Now back to the new shades—Push (a soft neutral beige), Squeeze (a cool taupe), and Jump (a chocolate brown) are perfect for those with neutral or neutral-olive-leaning skin tones.

  • My complexion is a neutral-olive tone, and I’m fast to tan the moment I step outside. When I tell you it’s not an easy task finding a neutral-toned lip liner, I really mean it. I have tested countless shades and narrowed down my options to a more concise rotation. While I liked Peptide Lip Shape, I just couldn’t find my shade. Ta-da! Now it’s Squeeze. That said, these aren’t the most long-lasting lip liners—and they’re not meant to be for maximum longevity. Instead, they’re more of a skin-care–makeup hybrid with a slippery texture more focused on hydration and that blurred effect that’s very 2026. —Conçetta Ciarlo, beauty shopping writer

Synthetic wax, vitamin E, fenugreek extract, lactic acid, peptides

14 (of the overall range, there’s three new neutral options)


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