rhode Welcomes New Shades of Pocket Blush and Peptide Lip Tint With Lip Cases to Match

Rhode is stepping into the new season with a fresh drop of colour, unveiling new shades of its cult-favourite Pocket Blush and Peptide Lip Tint, plus Lip Cases designed to match. Think playful, spring-forward tones, a first-of-its-kind red blush for the brand and a campaign starring one of television’s rising faces.

Fronting the launch is actor Sarah Pidgeon, the breakout star from Love Story, the show everyone seems to be talking about right now. The campaign marks Pidgeon’s first beauty partnership and brings a fresh, youthful energy to the collection.

At the centre of the launch are two new additions to the core Pocket Blush lineup. Teacup arrives as a raspberry pink that delivers an effortless everyday flush, while Candy Apple introduces rhode’s very first red blush - a warm, pearly shade with subtle gold and red reflects designed to brighten the complexion. The formula is designed to be tapped onto the apples of the cheeks, blending seamlessly and building easily depending on how bold you want to go.

The brand is also releasing two limited edition Peptide Lip Tints: Sweet Pea and Pretzel. Sweet Pea is a pearly warm pink with notes of fresh berry and jasmine, while Pretzel leans into a shimmery warm mauve paired with a caramel-glazed pretzel scent. To complete the drop, rhode has released coordinating Lip Cases in Pea and Pretzel, compatible with MagSafe iPhone cases and models from the iPhone 14 through to 17.

What makes this launch particularly interesting is how the products came to life. rhode invited its community to vote on in-progress lip tint shades last year, giving customers a direct say in the development process. Sweet Pea and Pretzel were the clear favourites, highlighting how the brand continues to build an active, two-way relationship with its audience, turning feedback into finished products.

The new shades will be available from rhodeskin.com.

For beauty lovers who enjoy makeup that feels playful, wearable and community-driven, this drop is likely to disappear fast.