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Dove deodorant


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Jesssiccaaaaa Newbie

I just recently started using the dove deodorant fresh clean and have noticed I'm extremely itching and my skin is peeling. Has anyone experienced this before? Is it gluten or an allergy? 


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kareng Grand Master

Gluten must be ingested to cause a response in the small intestine.  

 

If you are experiencing these skin issues where you have applied the deodorant,  I would think that there is some ingredient the you might be contact allergic to?  If a new product caused me to itch where applied, I would throw it out!

 

If the skin issues are in a different location, I would look for another cause.

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