If there's one thing we know about Hailey Bieber, it's that she keeps fans of her beauty brand Rhode well-fed with new, buzzy launches. And with the latest drop, Rhode's making acne treatment look a lot more fun for the end of summer. 

Rhode's bestselling Spotwear hydrocolloid patches ($16)–which have become a legitimate fashion trend in itself–have arrived in a new shape that's "berry" sweet: fresh strawberries! 

Exclusive to Sephora, Rhode expands its fun assortment of playful pimple patches (think daisies, jelly beans, and mushrooms), now adding the red fruit to the roster, which feels perfect for high-summer style. 

At just $16 for 36 patches, the new Spotwear launch continues to deliver Rhode's signature skincare-first philosophy in a format that's as Instagram-worthy as it is effective. The hydrocolloid formula works overtime to absorb excess oils and minimize the appearance of blemishes.

Given the brand's sellout track record, grab these trendy spot-covers while they're still in-stock, exclusively at Sephora. Almost too cute to wear to bed, this Spotwear launch will have everyone asking, "where'd you get those?"

Acne coverage has never been this adorable. These small hydrocolloid stickers help clear blemishes by absorbing excess oils while you catch up on beauty sleep. Infused with peptides and caffeine, reviewers report less irritation and speedier healing. They're almost too cute to wear to bed, so wear them anywhere for guaranteed compliments.

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