Primally Pure

25 products in Scout's rankings · Updated October 2026 · How we score

Scout has scored 25 Primally Pure products in its rankings. Scores run from 94 to 98 out of 100: all 25 rate Excellent. The top score, 98/100, is shared by 17 products, among them Primally Pure Body Butter (#2 of 48 in Body Lotion); the lowest is Primally Pure Vanilla + Citrus Deodorant at 94/100. All 25 are Scout's Picks (scored 88+).

At a glance

Excellent (85–100)25
Good (70–84)0
Fair (50–69)0
Poor (under 50)0
Scout's Picks (88+)25

Primally Pure products, by Scout score

Ordered by Scout score. Each score compares a product with others in its own category; the line under each one says where it places there.

Primally Pure products by category

CategoryProductsScoresBest rank
Deodorant 8 94–98 #10 of 59
Lip Care 5 96–98 #4 of 33
Baby Skin Care 4 98 #1 of 18
Body Lotion 2 98 #2 of 48
Skin Care 2 98 #7 of 63
Sunscreen 2 98 #10 of 58
Hand Sanitizer 1 98 #1 of 22
Body Care 1 98 #2 of 38

Ingredients Scout flags across Primally Pure

Ingredients rated harmful in Scout's analyses that appear in at least two of these 25 products. Each link opens Scout's analysis of the ingredient.

Beneficial ingredients across Primally Pure

Ingredients rated beneficial in Scout's analyses that appear in at least two of these 25 products.

Common questions about Primally Pure

What is the highest-scoring Primally Pure product?

17 products share the top score of 98/100: Primally Pure Body Butter, Primally Pure Hand Sanitizer, Primally Pure Body Wash and 14 more.

What is the lowest-scoring Primally Pure product?

Primally Pure Vanilla + Citrus Deodorant, at 94/100 — #26 of 59 in Deodorant. Its product page lists the ingredients behind the score.

How does Scout score Primally Pure products?

Each product gets its own 1–100 score, judged against other products in the same category with a category-specific framework: the full ingredient list, plus the published processing level, the packaging and any credible lab results where they apply. Scout does not score brands, and no brand pays for a score or a position.

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