Sensitive Skin Staples: Body Products Made for Delicate Skin

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Anyone in the sensitive skin club can agree: adding new products to your beauty regimen isn’t for the faint of skin. But you’re not being too sensitive. Your skin goes through a lot. From everyday external stressors to questionable product ingredients, sometimes a little extra complexion TLC goes a long way to finding sensitive skin solutions that actually work.

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Keep Calm with These Sensitive Skin-Approved Swaps

There’s nothing like the relief when you discover natural and nourishing products that support your sensitive skin. But which ingredients should you prioritize, and which ones should you avoid? Here are two sensitive skin body product swaps that check all the boxes for a balanced complexion.

Non Toxic Deodorant

Dealing with red, irritated, or inflamed pit skin? Conventional drugstore deodorants may be the culprit. Many traditional deodorants contain synthetic fragrances, parabens, and aluminum that irritate the skin and expose you to a plethora of chemicals. Instead, opt for a non toxic deodorant formula with gentle, natural ingredients like naturally mined baking soda, ethically sourced tallow from grass-fed cows, and organic essential oils. For extremely sensitive skin, look for a non toxic deodorant entirely free of baking soda. Either skin-soothing combination keeps you smelling great without compromising your skin.

Tallow-Based Sunscreen

Looking for a worry-free sun care solution? A tallow & non nano zinc oxide sunscreen might be just what sensitive skin needs. A mix of mineral-based protection and advanced non nano zinc oxide acts as a sun shield from UVA and UVB rays, while beef tallow helps support a strong skin barrier. Want on-the-go protection for your lips? Toss a mineral SPF lip balm with non nano zinc oxide in your everyday purse, gym bag, or travel pouch for a powerfully protected pout.

Finally, remember: Your skin is your best guide to which products work (and don’t) for your unique skin state. So, try new, natural products and check in to see how your skin responds. This will help you adapt and refine your routine until you have a solid foundation of nourishing and protective products to support your skin health. 

About Primally Pure

 Upgrade your skincare and personal wellness routine with Primally Pure. This clean body and skincare brand uses natural, non-toxic, and sustainably sourced ingredients to help you achieve your skincare goals. Explore the Primally Pure Tallow Skincare Collection for deeply nourished and hydrated skin. Use Primally Pure Natural Dry Shampoo for a quick refresh between washes. Additionally, discover their wellness tools, such as the Jade Gua Sha Stone and Dry Brush Duo, which can improve your complexion and overall wellness in unexpected ways.

 Nourish sensitive skin with natural, non toxic body and skincare products from Primally Pure at https://primallypure.com/

Location: 41120 Elm St Suite A, Murrieta, CA 92562, USA

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