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Response From Lush Cosmetics


elonwy

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This is the response I received from Lush cosmetics:

Hi Elonwy!

Thank you for taking the time to email us, it is important to make sure that

you take all precautions when dealing with severe allergies of that nature.

All of our perfumes come from essential oils and are listed in the

ingredients. We had an inquiry of a similar nature once before, so we can

give you a list as to which products you may wish to avoid.

All of the following products include ingredients that are a potential

threat to those with Celiac disease:

Chocolate Whipstick - Lip balm

Ceridwens Cauldron - Bath melt

Dream Cream - Hand and body cream

Ambrosia - Shaving cream

King of Skin - Body butter

Christmas Party - Bath ballistic

Cosmetic Lad - Moisturizer

The Soft Touch - Body Butter

It's A Pleasure Treasure - Massage bar

Cynthia Sylvia Stout - Shampoo

The Strokes - Hair treatment

Afterlife - Moisturizer

Enzymion - Moisturizer

Skins Shangri-La - Moisturizer

Smitten - Hand cream

Let us know if there is anything else we can do for you, you can always give

us a call at our toll-free number 1.888.733.5874.

Thank you!

Lush Cosmetics

They make the most amazing stuff. You can find it at www.lush.com. If you enjoy baths, their bath bombs and bubble bars are to die for! You've never had a bubble bath like this before. what better way to get rid of those icky gluten aches.

Seriously, I don't work for them or anything I just LOVE thier stuff.

I'm so happy I can have my bath bombs.

Elonwy


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Thanks for posting this. I can't wait to go shopping.

jenvan Collaborator

Going to ck them out...I love baths ;)

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