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Hair Products/leave In Conditioner?


Nikki2777

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I know people generally don't worry about hair care products (shampoo and rinse-out conditioner). I've used my same shampoo and conditioner for years and just try to rinse without getting any in my mouth.  But I want to step up my routine and use some leave-in products (conditioning cream, anti-frizz, styling cream, etc.) and wonder if I have to worry about a stray hair strand or two getting in my mouth-  my hair is long.

 

Does anyone worry about these things?  Should I be?  Are there Gluten Free good quality styling products?  I specifically want to use Devachan products, but most seem to have some sort of wheat in the ingredients.

 

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I use Alterna haircare products and have been happy with them. I always check for gluten free on their bottles and usually it either states free of Gluten on the front of the bottle or Gluten free on the back at the bottom.

 

There may be some of their products that are not gluten free. I'm not sure. (I feel like some of their products for color treated hair may not have been)

 

I love their Bamboo anti-humidity hair spray and their Caviar anti-aging seasilk oil gel. Otherwise I haven't tried any of their other leave in products.

 

Also love their shampoo/conditioner. I've tried Caviar Anti-aging Replenishing Moisture, Bamboo Luminous Shine, and Bamboo Abundant Volume.

 

I'll check out this thread - I'll be curious to see how others respond. Always interested in learning about new gluten-free haircare products. :)

 

By the way, it is a little expensive but it really lasts quite a while. You don't need tons. A little goes a long way with this product. At least for me and I have long hair.

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I don't use any personal care products with gluten.  

I have used Garneir, some Suave, Giovanni (expensive but nice) and recently have tried Tresemme which I really like. 

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