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noucha Apprentice

i recently came up in a rash on my face and have just learnt that it could be from the makeup that i use which might conatin gluten. i use napolean makeup and was wondering if anyone knew if it had gluten in it, or could recommend and brands which are gluten free? thanks


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Julie-uk-nz Apprentice

Hi, I've been wondering the same thing and did a google search and found a few answers already in this forum, see Open Original Shared Link

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From what i can gather Lancome seems to be gluten-free.

Let me know if you find any more info

georgie Enthusiast

I changed my makeup as it was Glutening me. I use a mineral makeup that is made in Victoria , Australia. www.jrminerals.com I love it ! Best makeup ever. They do ship overseas. Bare Escentials is another brand of mineral makeup sold in America and Australia.

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CeliacAlli Apprentice

This is old but I use Lame Advertisement spf 15 mineral foundation and Loreal Bare Naturale Mascara and Eyeliner. That is all I use to say natural..=]

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