The products are reasonably priced (individual products are all £29 or less, but you can also buy skin care kits) and the brand has worked with dermatologists and cosmetic scientists to build the product line, with the philosophy that skin care should be simple. Instead of showcasing a 10-step skincare collection, the edit feels curated and intentional. Among the product range, you’ll find effective ingredients like niacinamide, peptides and squalene, all of which support the skin barrier and promise to deliver the glowing skin that Bieber has become synonymous with. with, from her shiny nails to her glowing skin.
So, what should you buy from Rhode Skin once it’s available in the UK? Here’s a roundup of the products this beauty editor can’t wait to try.
