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Ronnie

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Ronnie Apprentice

How am i suposed to go about figuring out if i can wear them or not?

Some (Most) of the cosmetics i have from before i was diagnosed has no ingredients

or big long terms i can't even pronounce!

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I checked the website of the face lotion I use - Dr. Haushka's - and it had the 'answer' in a Q&A section. In that case, many of the cosmetics used wheat germ oil, but they claimed to have removed all the protein in the process. They mentioned a couple things that have gluten.

I don't know if other componies do this as well. I also have been Emailing companies, with varying results, about their products. You might try that. Otherwise, I'm too new at this for any meaningful advice.

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The best way is to contact the company of the cosmetic that you want to use. Or try posting a message to the forum since someone may have already recently contacted the company.

BRUMI1968 Collaborator

I just heard back from ShiKai, a healthy brand, and they say all but their oatmeal shower gels/soaps are gluten free.

Does anyone know about hair dye? I have been "washing the gray right out of my hair" for a few years...can I continue?

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I just heard back from ShiKai, a healthy brand, and they say all but their oatmeal shower gels/soaps are gluten free.

Does anyone know about hair dye? I have been "washing the gray right out of my hair" for a few years...can I continue?

Hi--I use Shikai Shampoo and Conditioner, and love them! All of their hair care products are gluten-free and SLS free. Most of their bath and body care products do contain gluten, though.

I use Loreal Feria to color my hair. I verified by phone that it had no gluten ingredients. :)

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