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The festival-inspired, 100-percent hydrocolloid stickers, called Spotwear, are available to buy as of April 13.
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Justin Bieber (and his laptop) had a big weekend, headlining the first installment of Coachella 2026 and attracting one of the largest crowds in the festival’s history. This Monday, the show goes on for the 32-year-old phenom, what with the release of Spotwear: his first-ever collaboration with wife Hailey Bieber‘s viral, coveted, billion-dollar skin care brand Rhode.
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What it entails? Hydrocolloid pimple patches available in five distinct designs (daisy, bubble, mushroom, curve, and jelly bean), with more to come down the line. Why it has already resonated with thousands of Rhode fans who have joined the waitlist in anticipation of the product’s official unveiling on April 13? First off, Bieber’s longtime transparency about his struggles with adult cystic acne, often taking selfies in star-shaped, non-Rhode pimple stickers, makes the partnership a natural fit. Also: The drop is Coachella-themed, having debuted at the Rhode World activation in Indio, California, just hours before Bieber took the main stage on the music festival’s grounds.
Courtesy Hailey Bieber, Rhode
“It’s something that I think felt the most organic, if there was ever going to be some form of collaboration between him and I, it couldn’t be a better product. And then, it couldn’t be better timing around Coachella,” Bieber told WWD for a previous story.
Rhode Spotwear, Daisy Pack
$16
Price upon publish date of this article: $16
Rhode Spotwear, Shroom Pack
$16
Price upon publish date of this article: $16
Rhode Spotwear, Jelly Bean Pack
$16
Price upon publish date of this article: $16
At rhodeskin.com, you can now buy pimple patches from the Biebers in one of the five color-happy, Gen Z–approved motifs or go for the five-pack set that includes all of them. A pack has 36 stickers in total and promises to kick facial spots to the curb — with each sticker essentially forming a protective seal around your blemishes and letting the imperfections get “smaller, flatter, and less red,” per Rhode, through the magic of the oil-absorbing hydrocolloid.
Rhode The Spotwear Set
$72
Qualifies for free standard shipping. Original value = $80.
Price upon publish date of this article: $72
The company reports that the launch took two years of research and development as the power couple went back and forth on various looks (peaches were floated at one point), not to mention sizes for securing ideal coverage. They finally settled on quintessential symbols of summer — and the desert venue now forever associated with Bieber’s big comeback — while ensuring the waterproof, on-the-go Spotwear prioritizes wearability by not only soothing facial inflammation but also boasting a second-skin feel.
Courtesy Hailey Bieber
Always one to surprise and delight Rhode loyalists, Bieber has supplemented the Spotwear reveal with two other beauty must-haves, also designed with her husband’s creative input. The bestselling Peptide Eye Prep hydrogel under-eye masks now come in a Banana Peel option, allowing you to have some statement-making fun while depuffing your eye bags, brightening up dark circles, and reducing fine lines. No, they don’t actually smell like bananas, but if you’re left craving the sweet, fruity fragrance, you can always turn to the Peptide Lip Treatment’s all-new Caramelized Banana iteration. High-shine, nourishing, moisture-locking, and butter-soft, the gloss has a clear finish and, in our opinion, a much more sumptuous aroma than its Strawberry Glaze or Rhode Vanilla counterparts.
Rhode Peptide Eye Prep in Banana Peel
$25
Price upon publish date of this article: $25
Rhode Peptide Lip Treatment in Caramelized Banana
$20
Price upon publish date of this article: $20
If you can’t pick just one thing from Rhode’s buzziest (and most intimate) collaboration to date, the A-list duo has yet another gem in their lineup: the Rhode x The Biebers Set, a bundle composed of the three aforementioned arrivals for treating your complexion and making sure your pout stays perfect. This gift-worthy kit — an apt purchase for the upcoming Mother’s Day — sells for $56 and has free shipping attached.
Rhode x The Biebers Set
$56
Price upon publish date of this article: $56
Bieberchella‘s first bout might be over, but your Bieber Fever doesn’t have to subside just yet. By shopping Hailey and Justin’s latest, you’ll automatically become part of pop culture history… and get clear, summer-ready skin in the same breath.
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Stacia Datskovska is a Senior Commerce Writer at WWD. Previously, she worked at ELLE DECOR as an assistant digital editor, covering all things luxury, culture, and lifestyle through a design lens. Her bylines over the past five years have appeared in USA Today, Baltimore Sun, Teen Vogue, Boston Globe, Food & Wine, and more. Prior to joining ELLE DECOR, Datskovska learned the ins and outs of e-commerce at Mashable, where she tested products, covered tentpole sales events, and curated gift guide roundups. She graduated from NYU with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and international relations. Datskovska regularly reports on viral releases in the beauty space and how to shop them online.
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