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Primally Pure keeps their Natural Deodorant lineup as intentional as everything else they make. Every single one is free of aluminum, parabens, synthetics, and anything else that doesn't make sense in something you put on your body every day.  Rather, this is a collection crafted with care and made with real, natural ingredients. If that’s not reason enough to start using Primally Pure’s Natural Deodorant, there are a few other compelling, if not exciting, reasons to make the switch.  From a range of botanical scents to options for sensitive skin, here’s why so many people are excited about Primally Pure’s Natural Deodorant!  Explore the full deodorant lineup and find your match at https://primallypure.com/ Have a question or comment? Reach out at https://primallypure.com/pages/contact Follow the Scent of Real Botanicals  The scents in the Primally Pure Natural Deodorant line are derived from botanical essential oils rather than synthetic sources. You’ll find Blue...

Some of the best skincare is refreshingly simple. The most effective products on the market today rely on ingredients trusted for generations because they do their jobs so well. Understanding why these ingredients work can make it much easier to build a routine that feels good to use every day. TL; DR Mineral sunscreen sits on the skin's surface, reflects UV rays, and provides broad-spectrum protection. Nutrient-dense tallow from ethically sourced, grass-fed cows is compatible with your skin and helps it absorb quickly. A gentle, plant-based body wash doesn’t strip the skin and leaves it comfortable. Natural and organic ingredients make it easy to know exactly what is on your skin and why it works.  The Simple Science Behind Mineral Sun Protection Mineral sunscreens rely on ingredients like non nano zinc oxide to sit on the skin's surface, reflecting UV rays. This means protection starts working immediately, right when you apply it, all without the use of chemicals. A natural t...

Fall doesn't call for a whole new beauty routine, just a few smarter swaps. These five habits keep hair and skin well cared for without extra time or products. TL; DR  Small swaps can cut real time from a daily hair and skin routine without cutting corners on results. Sun protection and hair care still matter as the weather shifts, often calling for the right products instead of more products. Multi-use, ingredient-conscious formulas mean fewer products doing more work. 1. Refresh Hair Between Washes, Not Every Day Washing hair every day can strip natural oils and add an extra step to an already busy morning. A natural non toxic dry shampoo lifts oil and adds texture at the roots, so hair looks refreshed without a full wash. It's an easy way to stretch a style by a day or two, especially when cooler mornings make air drying less appealing. 2. Don't Retire Sunscreen Just Because Summer's Ending UV rays don't disappear once the calendar flips to fall; they just becom...

For many of us, fall feels like a natural reset point in the year, and skincare is no exception to the reset rules. Seasonal shifts in temperature and humidity can affect how your skin behaves. Or you may have noticed that summer left its mark. Before you overhaul everything at once, it helps to ask a few questions first. TL; DR Fall weather shifts can affect how your skin looks and feels, making it a natural time to check in on your routine. Pinpointing what fell short is a smarter starting point than making wholesale changes. Hydration, sun care, and hair care are all worth factoring into a fall self-care reset. What Do I Want to Change About My Current Regimen? Think about what worked and what didn’t this past season. Did you focus more on one area and less on another? Maybe now is the perfect time to approach your sun care differently than you did during the summer. As fall approaches, sun care remains relevant, but you might consider shifting to an option made with natural and org...

Reaching for sunscreen before a walk to the mailbox has become second nature for many, shaped by years of messaging that treats even a bit of sun as something to hide from. But the reality is that natural sunlight can be part of a holistic daily routine.  In the right dose, at the right time of day, it's doing subtle work for the body and mind that a routine built entirely around sunscreen can miss. Pairing this mindful exposure with a few natural products, like a natural tinted face cream with SPF or body sunscreen, is often all it takes to round out a healthy approach to soaking up the sun.  The Benefits of Mindful, Everyday Sunlight Skin produces vitamin D when it's exposed to UVB rays, and nearly every system in the body relies on this vitamin in some way, from mood regulation to immune function. Morning light also helps set the body's internal clock, making it easier to feel alert during the day and settle in at night. A short stretch of early-morning or late-afternoo...

Did you know a modern organic sun cream can rely on the same animal-based ingredients people have used on their skin for generations? Long before ingredient labels existed, tallow and lanolin were already being worked into balms and salves to protect and repair skin. Here's why these two ingredients still deserve places in modern skincare routines. Why Ancestral Animal-Based Ingredients Have Stood the Test of Time Tallow and lanolin's staying power isn't just nostalgia. It's chemistry. Both are biocompatible, with fatty acid profiles that closely resemble the skin's own sebum. That's part of why a tallow-based vanilla infused body butter doesn’t just feel like it’s sitting on top of your skin. It absorbs deeper because it works with your skin’s barrier. Skin recognizes ingredients it already naturally produces rather than treating them as foreign, which is part of why these tend to soothe sensitive skin. Tallow Delivers From Head to Toe Ethically sourced tallo...

Shopping for a new baby usually means facing a wall of products, each one promising to be gentler than the last, more natural than the next, and somehow essential all the same. It's a lot to sort through in the middle of an already busy season.  According to the Environmental Working Group, 80% of children's products labeled gentle or non-irritating still contain ingredients linked to irritation and allergies.  That's not a reason to panic over every label. It's just a good reminder that a gentle claim on its own doesn't tell parents much. Here’s why a shorter, more recognizable ingredient list is usually worth the extra minute spent checking for. What to Look for and What to Skip Simple, natural ingredients such as beef tallow for sensitive skin , organic healing herbs, and pure, cold-pressed oils are commonly found in products designed for delicate skin because they nourish without overwhelming it.  It helps to avoid artificial or even natural fragrances, parabens...

Nothing dramatic has to happen for skin to start acting differently in the fall. Cooler air holds less moisture, indoor heating kicks back on, and the wind has a bit more bite to it. None of these effects show up overnight. You may even run your skincare routine on autopilot straight through the season, without adjusting it, right up until your skin feels tighter or duller than usual for no obvious reason. A few small changes are usually all it takes to help your skin look and feel better. Richer Hydration for Thirstier Skin Lower humidity pulls moisture from skin faster than summer air, and indoor heat only speeds that along. A natural vanilla body butter with a thicker, richer texture is made for ex actly this shift, using shea butter and botanical oils to hold on to hydration throughout a full day in dry air. Look for a decadent body butter with ethically sourced tallow from grass-fed cows that helps rebuild your skin’s moisture barrier and smells like a fresh fall day.  SPF Is...

Lately, the beauty industry has been selling the same idea: more steps, more serums, one more "essential" your routine is apparently missing. Your skin doesn't necessarily need all that. It asks for a handful of ingredients it recognizes, used consistently. A one-shelf routine isn't a compromise. For many skin states, using a product like a tinted face cream with SPF that does more than one job than its label indicates is the more effective approach. One Product, Three Real Jobs Start with what's actually necessary: hydration, sun protection, and a bit of blendable coverage. A sun cream for sensitive faces formulated with non nano zinc oxide and a short, recognizable ingredient list covers all three without compromise. Literally. That's not so much a shortcut as a way to simplify your routine with multitasking products. One well-formulated product that does three jobs will consistently outperform three mediocre ones that each do one job. Skip the Excess, Kee...

Skin redness, tightness, and random breakouts can happen at any time, and often the real culprit is sitting on the bathroom shelf. Skin doesn't usually change out of nowhere. More likely, a product formulated with artificial fragrances, harsh surfactants, or chemicals has been quietly working against it for weeks. Before writing your skin state off as “difficult,” it's worth looking at what's actually touching it, starting with the products used most often. When Sunscreen Is the Thing Irritating Your Skin Conventional sunscreen is a common offender, especially for anyone who already deals with sensitivity. To avoid chemical UV filters, use a nourishing sunscreen instead. A sensitive sun cream for face care, formulated with non nano zinc oxide, creates a physical barrier rather than penetrating the skin, as many chemical sunscreens do, so a day in the sun doesn't have to end in a flare-up. It’s a bonus if the sun cream offers a skin-like tint for light all-over coverage...

Everyone wants the “natural glow,” but most glow advice starts in the wrong place: a filter, a highlighter, or a five-step routine borrowed from someone else. Real glow starts earlier, with what actually goes on your skin day to day. If a product list is full of hard-to-pronounce ingredients, that's usually the first sign the glow is artificial. Here are three secrets to the real natural glow. 1. Protect the Glow You're Cultivating Glow and sun damage cannot coexist for long. Redness, dullness, and premature fine lines happen when skin gets more sun than protection. That's a real problem for anyone with sensitive skin, since many sunscreen formulas trade comfort for coverage. A sensitive face sun cream formulated with mineral ingredients and a lightweight tint can offer broad-spectrum protection while evening out tone, so sun care and glow can finally be the same step instead of a trade-off. 2. Feed the Skin Barrier First A strong skin barrier is what makes skin look like ...

If you've scanned the ingredient list on any natural self-care product and spotted essential oils, you might assume they were added mainly for the scent. That's part of it, but in well-formulated natural products, essential oils are added for a few reasons.  Several key essential oils provide functional benefits that work alongside core ingredients to complement each product's purpose. Here's a closer look at what essential oils contribute across three common self-care products. In Natural Deodorant, Essential Oils Soothe and Protect Eucalyptus and peppermint are two of the essential oils you’re likely to find in a natural deodorant with activated charcoal . While the two oils blend to offer a cleansing, aromatic experience, their inclusion is more significant.  Eucalyptus can provide protective and purifying benefits that complement the formula's odor-fighting ingredients, while peppermint offers a cooling effect that may help soothe the underarms and reduce irrit...

Your skin puts up with a lot over the summer. UV exposure, heat, and humidity are environmental factors that stress your skin in many ways. They may disrupt the skin barrier, cause discoloration, and affect your skin's texture.  What can you do to promote skin tone and texture recovery this fall? It can come down to a few skincare choices. A few key ingredients and application strategies can put you on the path to supporting skin and achieving the results you want most.  Start with What You're Doing Every Day The biggest factor in any recovery routine is what you're doing consistently. If you already routinely apply a morning or nightly moisturizer, consider moving to a tallow moisturizer for the face , specifically one formulated for barrier repair.  This is the kind of moisturizer made with ethically sourced tallow from grass-fed cows, emu oil, and, notably, blue tansy. It can help reinforce the skin's barrier function and support its ability to retain moisture, resis...

Many people treat body wash as a quick step before the “real” skincare begins. Body wash is often seen as the step that “takes away” oils, dirt, and impurities, setting the stage for other skincare products.  But what if your cleanser of choice was the first step? What if it didn’t just remove dirt and impurities but also gave back to and supported the skin? And what if the step immediately after you shower reinforced that support?  Well, it can! It comes down to your choice of body wash, and goes from there with your body butter. The Skin-Supporting Potential of Non Toxic Body Wash A clean non toxic body wash does what many conventional cleansers don't: it removes what needs to go without erasing what needs to stay. Conventional body washes can rely on harsh surfactants and sulfates that can disrupt your skin's moisture barrier and microbiome, the ecosystem of beneficial bacteria that helps regulate moisture and protect against irritants.  A formula crafted with clean, ...