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lindalee Enthusiast
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Hi - I just joined and was wondering if anyone has a favorite gluten-free lipstick. I was diagnosed with celiac disease when I was 15 months and thought I outgrew it. After a stressful event and becoming ill, I am now gradually getting my strengh back and are learning what not to eat or put on or in my body. The vitamins I was taking said they contained gluten. I had a bad rash on my stomach for about 4 months that has finally gone away but still itches sometimes. I'm looking forward to learning from you. Thanks, LindaLee

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I just bought a new one last night, I triple checked the ingredients, it's L'oreal Endless Kissable.

It comes in some great colors, it's stayed on all day, didn't dry my lips out, and it's less than $6, I got it at the Walgreens. ;)

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Neutrogena Moistureshine Lip Gloss is gluten-free, and comes in a lot of nice colors! :)

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I just bought a new one last night, I triple checked the ingredients, it's L'oreal Endless Kissable.

It comes in some great colors, it's stayed on all day, didn't dry my lips out, and it's less than $6, I got it at the Walgreens. ;)

Thanks so much! I'll get some. How do you I know what ingrddients to avoid? I use lip liner and vaseline now. Do you know of a liner? Any product info would be greatly appreciated. I am just starting this process. I've thrown out alot of pantry items, spices , and am working on anything to get rid of this fatigue and itching. Thanks !!!

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Thanks so much! I'll get some. How do you I know what ingrddients to avoid? I use lip liner and vaseline now. Do you know of a liner? Any product info would be greatly appreciated. I am just starting this process. I've thrown out alot of pantry items, spices , and am working on anything to get rid of this fatigue and itching. Thanks !!!

I use Mary Kay Liner.

I found a list somewhere of forbidden ingredients for makeup, but I don't remember where. I just look for stuff I can't have, most of the time the company will know what their gluten free products are, I called L'oreal and asked since they carried my shade of lipstick and this is one of the kinds that was gluten free. I look for things like wheat, wheat germ, and stuff. I also let hubby check it and he googles every ingredient (yeah, he takes a while to do it) and see's what they are.

There is a great list of forbidden ingredients on this site, you go to www.celiac.com and search forbidden ingredients and it's in the search results.

lindalee Enthusiast
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I use Mary Kay Liner.

I found a list somewhere of forbidden ingredients for makeup, but I don't remember where. I just look for stuff I can't have, most of the time the company will know what their gluten free products are, I called L'oreal and asked since they carried my shade of lipstick and this is one of the kinds that was gluten free. I look for things like wheat, wheat germ, and stuff. I also let hubby check it and he googles every ingredient (yeah, he takes a while to do it) and see's what they are.

There is a great list of forbidden ingredients on this site, you go to www.celiac.com and search forbidden ingredients and it's in the search results.

I will get that too and go to that site . I need to get toothpaste, mouthwash, etc. Thanks and God Bless

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I use alot of Bare Escentual or CoverGirl. I know all of the Continuous Color by CoverGirl is supposed to be gluten free

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does anyone know if clinique lipstick and line are gluten-free? I"ve contacted the company but have not gotten a response (it's been 3 days now)....

Also, covergirl face powder (which is what I use) DOES have wheat in it - is this still ok since it doesn't go in the mouth (or near it)? I have a brand new one (unopened, that's how I know it has wheat in it b/c the box has the ingredients on it).

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