Rhode Dupes To Shop While We Wait For Its Aussie Debut

Rhode Australia when?
Published March 12, 2025
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(Image: Courtesy of Rhode)

Another week, another post from an American influencer that really makes us wish we had Rhode Down Under.

The cult brand by model-turned-mogul Hailey Bieber is one of the hottest beauty businesses in the world right now. With its funky campaigns, pretty packaging and rave reviews, it’s unsurprising that practically every product it launches goes viral (we still dream about that phone case). Unfortunately, since its launch in June 2022, with each new item release us Aussies have had to watch on and wish from afar. 

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Can I Get Rhode Skin In Australia?

No, Rhode Skincare is not available to shop in Australia. The brand’s site doesn’t ship Down Under and no third-party stockists, like Sephora or Mecca, have it on their shelves. At the time of writing, Rhode only ships to the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, Ireland and Spain.

However, last year, after a literal decade of waiting beloved US brand, Glossier, finally launched in the Aussie market. Here’s hoping that rollout was the start of a trend and Rhode might make its way here next!

paloma elsesser in a campaign for rhode skincare (story: rhode australia)
(Image: Courtesy of Rhode)

Best Rhode Skincare Dupes

Given Rhode Australia’s isn’t yet a thing, Aussie fans will have to make do with alternatives. Ahead, the best dupes for Rhode Skincare’s most covetable products.

Rhode Pocket Blush Dupes

Rhode’s blushes were one of the brand’s first forays into beauty (aside from lip tints) and they have been predictably popular.

In six shades, the creamy stick blushes are super convenient and perfect for on-the-go use, Luckily, there are several similar products available in Australia, includin g Pixi’s On-the-Glow Blush and Milk Makeup’s (equally viral) Jelly Tint.

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Pixi On-The-Glow Blush

$33

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Milk Makeup Cooling Water Jelly Tint

$44

Rhode Peptide Lip Treatment Dupes

Hailey’s Peptide Lip Treatment has been praised for healing dry lips and ensuring a super soft, kissable pout.

The product works so well thanks to its inclusion of peptides, which have a plumping and hydrating effect. Shop an affordable dupe in Australia via MCo Beauty, or spoilt yourself with a pick form Paula’s Choice.

rhode peptide lip treatment dupes

Paula’s Choice Hyaluronic Acid + Peptide Lip Booster

$40

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MCoBeauty Peptide Lip Treatment

$14.99

Rhode Skin Glazing Milk Dupes

The OG viral Rhode product was the glazing milk—an essence that acts as an extra layer of moisture underneath serums. The lightweight product includes ingredients like ceramides, magnesium, and beta glucan.

It’s effects and texture is replicated in several products available in Australia, including 

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TBH Skincare rebound skin milk activated cica toner

$29.95

Fenty Skin Fat Water Toner Serum

$46

Rhode Peptide Lip Shape Dupes

The latest in the brand’s beauty offering is its lasting lip liner. Some of our favourite alternatives with a similar soft-focus finish are below.

Half Magic Sculptitude Longwear Lip Liner

$28

Rose Inc Lip Sculpt Amplifying Lip Color

$43

When is Rhode Australia Happening?

Unfortunately, there’s been no word as to when Rhode Skincare will land in Australia. When we know, we’ll be sure to keep you posted—so keep your eyes peeled for updates!

ella sangster cosmopolitan australia editor
Ella Sangster
Ella Sangster is the Digital Editor of Cosmopolitan Australia. Ella has been writing since 2017 and was previously the Digital Fashion Writer at Harper’s BAZAAR Australia and Esquire Australia. You can also find her words in The New York Times, ELLE Australia, marie claire Australia, Women’s Health Australia and T: The New York Times Style Magazine Australia. When she’s not researching obscure British fashion designers, writing about TikTok trends or plugged into a podcast, you’ll find her propped up at her closest beach (or beach bar).
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