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gluten-free Make Up ?


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Ok so sorry if this was already posted , so sorry!!. I did a search and nothing came up. I know there is a lipstick thread. It just dawned on me!! I have tried, tried and tried to use make up! Alll kinds!!! All my make age life lol , I would wear it all day and pfftt I get break outs!! I wear it at a wedding and come home and scrub it off and pffttt !! A full blown break out!! I try every kind out there (so I think)! So hello!! The light has come on!! It has Gluten in it!!! Does anyone know of a gluten free make up? do they sell it at a mall? I'd love to try a sample. Seems everything is falling into place!! Soooo many things!!! I got some of the gluten free lipstick LOVE IT!!! I need some Gluten free make up!! Anyone know of any kind??


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Bare Minerals is one.  I love their brushless mascara. They list their products in the FAQ section here:

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this Youthful Wear line from Physicians Formula was when I bought it, and it was even labeled guten free on the box, though I'd check the box if you do buy it since I can't seem to find it on the website:

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some of PF Shimmer Strips were also marked gluten-free:

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for facial wash and moisturizer, I use the Neutrogena Naturals line because they are all gluten-free:

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I think the Physicians Formula products look better on me than the more expensive Bare Minerals, but that's just my preference  :)

 

hope this helps!

 

 

Ok so sorry if this was already posted , so sorry!!. I did a search and nothing came up. I know there is a lipstick thread. It just dawned on me!! I have tried, tried and tried to use make up! All kinds!!! All my make age life lol , I would wear it all day and pfftt I get break outs!! I wear it at a wedding and come home and scrub it off and pffttt !! A full blown break out!! I try every kind out there (so I think)! So hello!! The light has come on!! It has Gluten in it!!! Does anyone know of a gluten free make up? do they sell it at a mall? I'd love to try a sample. Seems everything is falling into place!! Soooo many things!!! I got some of the gluten free lipstick LOVE IT!!! I need some Gluten free make up!! Anyone know of any kind??

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Check out Gluten Free Make up Gal

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It took me a long time and a lot of money to find products, hopefully, this will help you.

 

You cannot go wrong with Red Apple lipstick. It took me almost 2 years to replace my bright pink lipstick. I'm very thankful for that company.

 

Best wishes!

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w8in4dave Community Regular

Ty Ty Ty :) 

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NARS is a full line of makeup, all of it gluten free. Sold at some department stores and some specialty makeup stores like MAC

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