Rhode Peptide Lip Treatment (Unscented) Review
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- Best for
- dry, oily, combination, sensitive
- Price
- $20.00 / .3 fl oz (10ml)
- Main claim
- Anti-aging firming
- Texture
- Thick glaze that glides on smoothly
Editorial pick only.
Quick verdict
Rhode Peptide Lip Treatment (Unscented) sits in the mid-range tier at $20.00 for .3 fl oz (10ml). Best for dry, oily, combination, sensitive skin.
Key ingredients
What the hero actives in Peptide Lip Treatment (Unscented) are supposed to do.
Primary
Peptide
Supporting
Shea Butter, Vitamin E, Babassu, Cupuaçu
Learn more about these actives
Vitamin C
An antioxidant that neutralizes free radicals from UV and pollution, while also brightening dark spots and supporting collagen synthesis.
Read the full Vitamin C guide ->Vitamin E
A fat-soluble antioxidant that neutralizes free radicals from UV and pollution, supports skin barrier function, and keeps the oils in a formula from going rancid.
Read the full Vitamin E guide ->Shea Butter
A rich, deeply emollient butter from the West African shea tree. Locks in moisture, supports the skin barrier, and gives creams their signature melt-in feel.
Read the full Shea Butter guide ->Alternatives to Rhode Peptide Lip Treatment (Unscented)
Other ointments we have reviewed.
Aquaphor
Healing Ointment
$24.99 / 14 oz (396g)
Read review ->Aquaphor
Lip Repair
$5.99 / 0.35 oz
Read review ->Aquaphor
Baby Healing Ointment
$13.99 / 14 oz (396g)
Read review ->CeraVe
Healing Ointment
$15.99 / 12 oz (340 g)
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Final verdict
Rhode Peptide Lip Treatment (Unscented) is a mid-range ointment for dry, oily, combination, sensitive skin.
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Editor's note
Reviewed by the BLC Editorial Team using our standardized 7-criteria scoring methodology. Independent and not sponsored.
Last updated: Sep 29, 2026. Read how we evaluate.