Rhode acne patches arrive as Hailey Bieber and Justin Bieber surprise-launch a capsule collection that debuted at Coachella and is now available on the brand website.
Rhode acne patches: Hailey and Justin Bieber surprise collab
Hailey Bieber’s beauty label, rhode, unveiled a new release this week that pairs the model and entrepreneur with her husband, pop star Justin Bieber. The capsule collection, billed by the brand as The Biebers, premiered on the rhode website after a Coachella appearance in Indio, California.
Spotwear acne patches aim to make treatment playful
Rhode’s first acne patch offering uses 100 percent hydrocolloid material, which is waterproof and sweat resistant. The patches absorb excess oil and help reduce visible redness while forming a protective barrier on the skin.
The collection’s patch set, called Spotwear by the brand, contains 36 patches per box. The company recommends applying patches to clean, dry skin and leaving them in place for six to eight hours for best results.

Five playful shapes, designed by Justin Bieber
The initial launch includes five limited shapes that the company says were personally conceived by Justin Bieber: Daisy, Bubble, Shroom, Curve, and Jelly Bean. The look-forward designs are meant to let wearers display their patches as a fashion detail rather than conceal them.
Rhode says more designs are planned to roll out over time. Industry observers note that collaborations with celebrity partners can raise a brand’s visibility at major events like Coachella.
Limited-edition lip treatment and banana eye masks
Alongside the patches, rhode released two banana-themed items. The brand’s Peptide Lip Treatment is available in a limited “Caramelized Banana” scent and maintains the original peptide-rich, high-moisture formula.

The capsule also includes the Peptide Eye Prep in a novelty banana-peel shape, marketed as Banana Peel. The cooling hydrogel patches contain caffeine, peptides, and sodium PCA to target puffiness, dullness, and fine lines.
The brand set a single price for the capsule, at $56 per set. Rhode positions the kit as suitable for daily skincare, makeup prep, or a quick recovery after a late night.

Coachella appearance follows last year’s strong media impact
At last year’s Coachella Music and Arts Festival, rhode captured the highest earned media value, or EMV, among festival activations. The brand returned this year with the The Biebers capsule on stage, seeking a similar level of buzz.

Industry watchers say the combination of product novelty and celebrity partnership usually drives social conversation, which in turn can affect EMV rankings. Fans and beauty editors will learn whether rhode repeats last year’s top placement when final festival metrics are released later this weekend.

With Justin Bieber’s design input and Hailey Bieber’s brand platform, the launch packs built-in visibility. Whether rhode’s new offering elevates acne patches to a mainstream fashion accessory remains to be seen, but it has already sparked wide online interest.


