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    Jessicurl Gluten-Free Hair Care Products

    Reviewed and edited by a celiac disease expert.

    All Jessicurl products are gluten-free and will make your hair shiny, silky, and, if you get the scented versions, smelling great.

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    Celiac.com 08/29/2019 - If anyone is looking for outstanding gluten-free hair products, look no further—Jessicurl makes an excellent vegan and cruelty-free line that includes the following, which are available in both scented and non-scented versions:

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    All Jessicurl products are gluten-free and will make your hair shiny, silky, and, if you get the scented versions, smelling great. We liked the scented versions best, but for those who avoid scented products their non-scented versions offer a great alternative.

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