★ Launch · 2026-05-20 makeup US

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Rhode Adds Three New Pocket Blush Shades for Late Spring 2026

Hailey Bieber's Rhode expands the cult Pocket Blush range with three earth-toned shades aimed at the warm-undertone gap in cream blush.

Quick Answer v1.0 · Updated 2026-05-22

Rhode added three new Pocket Blush shades on May 20, 2026 — Sun Soaked, Honey Glaze, and Spiced Plum. Each is $24 and exclusively available at rhodeskin.com. The new shades target warm-undertone shoppers who had limited options in the original five-shade range.

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Pocket Blush — Sun Soaked, Honey Glaze, Spiced Plum

$24

Pocket Blush sold out in 48 hours at its 2024 debut. Rhode has expanded the line three times since. The new earth tones target shoppers with warm-yellow undertones who have struggled to find cream blushes — a complaint frequently logged in Sephora reviews of the original shade range.

Brand claims

  • Cream-to-powder hybrid finish
  • Buildable from sheer to medium coverage
  • Vegan, cruelty-free, gluten-free
  • Designed for layering with Rhode Peptide Lip Tint

The expansion

Rhode launched Pocket Blush in early 2024 with five shades and sold the initial run out within two days. Three subsequent expansions have brought the total to eleven shades; the May 2026 addition makes it fourteen.

The new shades

  • Sun Soaked — warm peach-coral, designed for medium-deep warm undertones
  • Honey Glaze — bronzed amber, sits between blush and bronzer territory
  • Spiced Plum — deep berry-brown for deeper skin tones

All three lean warm, addressing a frequent customer complaint that Rhode’s original lineup skewed cool-pink.

Availability and price

$24 each, exclusively at rhodeskin.com. No Amazon, Sephora, or retail expansion announced for these shades — consistent with Rhode’s DTC-first strategy.

Editorial take

Cream blushes for warm undertones remain underserved across the prestige market. Rhode’s expansion here likely pulls share from Glossier Cloud Paint (which has similar coverage but cooler shades) and Tower 28 BeachPlease (matte rather than dewy finish).

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