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Is Rhode clean? Ingredient check of every Rhode product

Updated · Based on 4158 screened products

Short answer: 13 of the 19 current Rhode products we checked are clean: their listed ingredients contain none of our 10 watchlist groups. 6 are flagged, all of them for one ingredient: titanium dioxide (CI 77891), which some makeup shades use as a pigment.

Clean Rhode products (buttons are affiliate links, disclosure)

  1. Rhode Barrier Restore Cream Buy at Rhode
  2. Rhode Peptide Glazing Fluid Buy at Rhode
  3. Rhode Pineapple Refresh Daily Cleanser Buy at Rhode

Order: core everyday product types first (moisturizers and face creams, serums, cleansers, sunscreens, foundations, concealers, then hair care, other makeup, toners, masks, body, lip and hand care); accessories, removers, styling sprays and brow, lash, eye, body, spot-treatment, setting and shaving products come after them. Within that, our data score (methodology), with products from different categories shown where possible. This is not a rating.

All Rhode skincare we checked counts as clean. The flags apply only to some makeup shades. Ingredient lists come from rhodeskin.com (18 October 2026).

Also checked: whether Summer Fridays is clean (compared side by side in Rhode vs Summer Fridays), plus our best clean lip treatments (peptide picks from other brands marked), best fragrance-free moisturizers and non-toxic lipsticks.

What "clean" means here

On CleanGlow, a product is clean if its listed ingredients contain none of our 10 watchlist groups, based on IARC Monographs – List of Classifications classifications and EU Cosmetics Regulation (EC) 1223/2009 bans and restrictions. A product is flagged if at least one listed ingredient matches a watchlist group. The rules are the same for every brand. See our methodology. This is an ingredient-list check only. It says nothing about how well a product works, how it feels, or whether it suits your skin, and it does not judge any other claim Rhode makes.

About the titanium dioxide flag

Titanium dioxide is in IARC Group 2B ("possibly carcinogenic to humans"). That classification is based on evidence from inhaling the powder (IARC Monographs – List of Classifications). We flag every product that lists it, whatever the product form, so a flag on a lip tint or cream blush means the ingredient is on the list. It is not a measured risk for that product. Where some shades of a line list titanium dioxide and others do not, we show them as two entries ("with" and "without titanium dioxide"), so each result matches the ingredient list of the shades it covers.

Every Rhode product we checked

ProductCategoryResultIngredient source
Pineapple Refresh Daily CleanserCleansersClean: no watchlist ingredient listedrhodeskin.com
Barrier ButterFace CreamsClean: no watchlist ingredient listedrhodeskin.com
Barrier Restore CreamFace CreamsClean: no watchlist ingredient listedrhodeskin.com
Highlight Milk
4 shades/flavours: 01, 02, 03, 04
Face MakeupFlagged: Titanium dioxide (listed as “Titanium Dioxide”)rhodeskin.com
Pocket Blush
13 shades/flavours: Candy Apple, Date Cake, Freckle, Juice Box, Piggy, Plum, Sleepy Girl, Spicy Marg, Sprinkle, Sun Soak, Tan Line, Teacup, Toasted Teddy
Face MakeupFlagged: Titanium dioxide (listed as “Titanium Dioxide”)rhodeskin.com
Pocket Bronze (shades with titanium dioxide)
4 shades/flavours: Bake, Pebble, Sip, Sunbed
Face MakeupFlagged: Titanium dioxide (listed as “Titanium Dioxide”)rhodeskin.com
Pocket Bronze (shades without titanium dioxide)
4 shades/flavours: Anklet, Drench, Plunge, Shade
Face MakeupClean: no watchlist ingredient listedrhodeskin.com
Pocket Pearl Monaco (limited edition)Face MakeupFlagged: Titanium dioxide (listed as “Titanium Dioxide”)rhodeskin.com
Peptide Lip Boost
2 shades/flavours: Unscented, Sugarmint
Lip CareClean: no watchlist ingredient listedrhodeskin.com
Peptide Lip Treatment
5 shades/flavours: Unscented, Rhode Vanilla, Salted Caramel, Strawberry Glaze, Watermelon Slice
Lip CareClean: no watchlist ingredient listedrhodeskin.com
Peptide Lip Shape (shades with titanium dioxide)
10 shades/flavours: Balance, Bend, Jump, Lean, Lift, Lunge, Press, Push, Squeeze, Twist
LipsticksFlagged: Titanium dioxide (listed as “titanium dioxide”)rhodeskin.com
Peptide Lip Shape (shades without titanium dioxide)
4 shades/flavours: Flex, Move, Spin, Stretch
LipsticksClean: no watchlist ingredient listedrhodeskin.com
Peptide Lip Tint (shades with titanium dioxide)
7 shades/flavours: Espresso, Jelly Bean, Pretzel, Ribbon, Salty Tan, Sweet Pea, Toast
LipsticksFlagged: Titanium dioxide (listed as “Titanium Dioxide”)rhodeskin.com
Peptide Lip Tint (shades without titanium dioxide)
2 shades/flavours: PBJ, Raspberry Jelly
LipsticksClean: no watchlist ingredient listedrhodeskin.com
Caffeine Reset Sculpting Cream MaskMasksClean: no watchlist ingredient listedrhodeskin.com
Peptide Eye Prep Depuffing Eye PatchesMasksClean: no watchlist ingredient listedrhodeskin.com
Peptide Glazing FluidSerumsClean: no watchlist ingredient listedrhodeskin.com
Glazing MilkTonersClean: no watchlist ingredient listedrhodeskin.com
Glazing MistTonersClean: no watchlist ingredient listedrhodeskin.com

Ingredient lists were copied from each product's page on rhodeskin.com on 18 October 2026, shade by shade. The pictured shade's list is shown on each product page. Formulas can change, so always check the pack.

Not included

Where Rhode is sold

Rhode sells through rhodeskin.com. We verified 3 single products in Sephora's product sitemap, and those product pages link to Sephora. We found no official Rhode listing or brand store on Amazon (checked 18 October 2026), so we do not link Rhode to Amazon. See the Rhode brand page.

FAQ

Is Rhode clean?

By our definition, 13 of the 19 current Rhode products we checked are clean: their listed ingredients contain none of our 10 watchlist groups. 6 are flagged. This is a check of ingredient lists, not a verdict on the brand, and it says nothing about how well any product works.

Why are some Rhode products flagged?

All 6 are flagged for one ingredient, titanium dioxide (CI 77891), which some makeup shades use as a pigment. Titanium dioxide is in IARC Group 2B ("possibly carcinogenic to humans"), based on evidence from inhaling the powder (IARC Monographs – List of Classifications). A flag means the ingredient is on the list; it is not a measured risk for that product.

Is Rhode skincare or makeup more often flagged?

Skincare (lip treatments, toners, serum, creams, cleanser and masks): 10 of 10 clean. Makeup (lip tints, lip shapes and face makeup such as blush and bronzer): 3 of 9 clean. Where some shades of a line list titanium dioxide and others do not, the line has two entries, one for each group of shades.

Where do the ingredient lists come from, and where is Rhode sold?

Every list was copied from the product's page on rhodeskin.com on 18 October 2026, shade by shade. Rhode sells through rhodeskin.com, and we verified 3 single products in Sephora's product sitemap. We found no official Rhode listing or brand store on Amazon (checked 18 October 2026), so we do not link Rhode to Amazon.

Are there clean alternatives to the flagged Rhode products?

Yes: clean alternatives to Rhode products lists clean products from other brands matched by product type. They are not presented as equivalents: we have not tested them and make no claim that they look, feel or work like the Rhode product.

Related

Hazard is not risk. An IARC classification says whether a substance can cause cancer under some conditions (e.g. titanium dioxide is classified for inhaled powder), not that a cosmetic containing it is harmful at normal use. EU restrictions set use limits. This page is informational, not medical advice; talk to a dermatologist about your own skin.

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Informational only, not medical advice. Ingredient lists come from brands' official websites and Open Beauty Facts (community-contributed); each product page links its source, and lists may be incomplete or out of date. "No watchlist ingredients found" means none of the ingredients on our documented watchlist appear in the listed ingredients; it is not a guarantee of safety. Always read the actual product label.