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Gluten Free Lipsticks

Franne Demetrician

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Hi all.  I'm new to this forum and so happy to be able to ask questions.  I'm a makeup hound and realize I will need to start replacing.  I'm acquiring Arbonne products and really like what I'm using.  I have tons of lipstick and, obviously, need to make some changes quickly.  DLoes anyone know which of the higher end department store brands are safe.  I've been an avid Lancome, Bobbi Brown, MAC, Clinique person, but I am fearful to use anything but my Bite lipstick now.  Would appreciate your wisdom.  

 

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I use Afterglow Cosmetics, they are certified gluten free.

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On 3/29/2017 at 8:24 AM, Franne Demetrician said:

Hi all.  I'm new to this forum and so happy to be able to ask questions.  I'm a makeup hound and realize I will need to start replacing.  I'm acquiring Arbonne products and really like what I'm using.  I have tons of lipstick and, obviously, need to make some changes quickly.  DLoes anyone know which of the higher end department store brands are safe.  I've been an avid Lancome, Bobbi Brown, MAC, Clinique person, but I am fearful to use anything but my Bite lipstick now.  Would appreciate your wisdom.  

 

I bought Gabriel lipstick last year from Whole foods.

I am curious to know if you are still using Arbonne. A rep told me they are gluten free recently, but when I looked on line, I am seeing some conflicting info

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