Glow Safely with Primally Pure’s New Clean Sunscreen

Glow Naturally with Primally Pure’s New Clean Sunscreen Launch

As someone who’s been a fan of Primally Pure’s clean beauty ethos for years, I’m beyond excited to share the news about their latest game-changer: a clean-ingredient, tallow-based sunscreen that’s redefining sun protection. If you’re like me—passionate about non-toxic skincare that actually works—this launch is worth shouting about. Here’s why Primally Pure’s new sunscreen deserves a spot in your summer routine.

A New Standard in Sun Protection

Primally Pure has always been about getting back to basics with ingredients straight from nature, and their new sunscreen is no exception. Unlike conventional sunscreens packed with questionable chemicals like oxybenzone or retinyl palmitate, this formula leans on ancestral wisdom and clean, skin-loving ingredients. Think nutrient-dense grass-fed tallow, moisturizing mango butter, and non-nano zinc oxide for broad-spectrum UVA/UVB protection. It’s not just about blocking the sun—it’s about nourishing your skin while you’re at it.

What sets this sunscreen apart? It’s designed to support your skin’s natural barrier, not strip it. The non-nano zinc oxide sits on the skin’s surface, reflecting harmful rays without penetrating your bloodstream or harming marine life. Plus, it’s free from industrialized seed oils that can oxidize under UV exposure, causing inflammation or free radical damage. Instead, stable fats like tallow and coconut oil keep your skin hydrated and protected without that greasy feel.

Why I’m Obsessed

Having partnered with Primally Pure for years, I’ve seen firsthand how their products deliver real results without compromising on safety. This sunscreen is a perfect example. Available as a Sun Cream SPF 30 for full-body coverage and a Sun Stick SPF 25 for easy on-the-go application, it’s versatile for beach days, hikes, or even your kid’s soccer games. It’s family-friendly, too—gentle enough for sensitive skin and safe for little ones, with no synthetic fragrances or harmful additives.

I love that Primally Pure isn’t pushing the “fear the sun” narrative. They encourage mindful sun exposure for that much-needed Vitamin D while offering a clean solution for longer days outdoors. It’s a balanced approach that feels empowering, not restrictive. After trying it myself, I can confirm: it applies smoothly, blends beautifully with a sheer finish, and leaves my skin feeling soft, not sticky.

The Bigger Picture

Primally Pure’s sunscreen launch isn’t just about a product—it’s a statement. Founded by Bethany McDaniel, the brand has been a trailblazer in clean beauty since 2015, long before “non-toxic” became a buzzword. Their commitment to regenerative, farm-sourced ingredients and eco-friendly packaging (think recyclable glass and compostable pulp) reflects a deeper mission to connect us back to the earth.

But let’s talk about the elephant in the room: not all “clean” beauty brands are created equal. Some jump on the bandwagon with misleading claims, but Primally Pure walks the walk. Every ingredient is pronounceable, traceable, and chosen for its skin benefits—no greenwashing here. Their sunscreen is proof that you don’t need harsh chemicals to protect your skin effectively.

Join the Clean Beauty Movement

If you’re ready to ditch toxic sunscreens and embrace a cleaner, more mindful approach to sun care, Primally Pure’s new launch is your answer. Whether you’re a clean beauty newbie or a longtime fan like me, this sunscreen delivers protection you can trust without compromising your health or the planet.

Ready to glow safely this summer? Head to Primally Pure’s website to grab the Sun Cream SPF 30 or Sun Stick SPF 25. Use code CROW for 10% off your order and join the clean beauty revolution. Let’s soak up the sun the right way—naturally, confidently, and toxin-free. 🌞 #PrimallyPure #CleanSkincare #SunscreenLaunch #NaturalBeauty #SummerVibes

Disclaimer: I’m a proud partner of Primally Pure, but all opinions are my own. Always patch-test new products and consult a dermatologist if you have specific skin concerns.