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I'm pretty sure Jenvan said their entire hair line was gluten-free-including the honey wheat! i love their tea tree triple treat shampoo, but I also found Lavender vanilla snow body butter at Wild Oats the other day and it smells like heaven! There's no gluten on the ingredients list but before I go on a mad shopping spree, I want to see if anyone knows more.

I tried to go to their website, but it's very annoying. You have to sit through all these slides before you can get to the product info. Thanks, B

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I'm pretty sure Jenvan said their entire hair line was gluten-free-including the honey wheat! i love their tea tree triple treat shampoo, but I also found Lavender vanilla snow body butter at Wild Oats the other day and it smells like heaven! There's no gluten on the ingredients list but before I go on a mad shopping spree, I want to see if anyone knows more.

I tried to go to their website, but it's very annoying. You have to sit through all these slides before you can get to the product info. Thanks, B

Their website IS annoying--I hated it!! :) And yes, the entire line is gluten-free--even the Golden Wheat shampoo--which is pretty funny! I use a shampoo, conditioner, LA mousse and hairspray from them. Buy away! :P

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Sweet! The Lavender Vanilla Snow body butter smells sooooooo good. And Ii love how their products are organic and NOT tested on animals too. Yeah!

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jerseyangel
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I spoke with them within the last month--I was also told their entire line was gluten-free!

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jenvan
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i haven't seen body butters in store yet--they seem really good?

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tiredofdoctors
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Thanks guys --this sounds great! What store are you seeing them in? We have Whole Foods and Wild Oats. We have a few other smaller stores, maybe I'll check there, too. :)

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I have definately seen it at Whole Foods. Also, my small, local health food store carries a few of their products.

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...And I've bought at Wild Oats--so take your pick!

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They told me that the whole line is gluten free as well:) I use their products sometimes and they are good.

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