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What Kind Of Natural gluten-free Sunscreen?

janelyb

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janelyb Enthusiast
janelyb
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I want to know what other natural sunscreen is gluten-free besides the $17 a 2 oz bottle of CA baby...I need a more affordable one like under $10, especially since I have to buy a few bottles that might get misplaced often.

I would prefer as close to SPF 30.....I know Burt's Bees spf 15 is gluten-free but what other "natural" ones???? Not the chemical stuff like banana boat...

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I just got a nice one from Badger Balm. I think it was only 7.95

JennyC Enthusiast
JennyC
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Coppertone SUNBLOCK is gluten free. The tannilng oils may not be gluten free.

janelyb Enthusiast
janelyb
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Coppertone SUNBLOCK is gluten free. The tannilng oils may not be gluten free.

thanks but I am only interested in the "natural" kinds

sarahelizabeth Contributor
sarahelizabeth
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Have you looked into Blue Lizard?? My youngest has VERY sensative skin and this works great for him. Its natural but I don't know for certain that its gluten free... maybe you could contact them?? Its expensive but not as expensive as CA Baby... I get it from our ped derm for $11-12 a bottle.

tarnalberry Community Regular
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all terrain is pretty good. uv natural, if you can find it, is also up your alley, but not a lot cheaper.

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Felidae
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all terrain is pretty good. uv natural, if you can find it, is also up your alley, but not a lot cheaper.

I just looked at their website. I wish I could get this product in Canada. That is my kind of product.

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Tarnalberry,

Is that something I could find at central market? Or seattle super suppliments? Or would I have to order it online? I am making a trip to az next week and need some.

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tarnalberry
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Tarnalberry,

Is that something I could find at central market? Or seattle super suppliments? Or would I have to order it online? I am making a trip to az next week and need some.

all terrain I can get at whole foods (used to be able to get it at rei, I think it's hit or miss there). uv natural would probably have to be ordered online, but then you could probably get it from anywhere.

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Mountain Mama
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Thanks, I'll check it out. :)

janelyb Enthusiast
janelyb
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all terrain is pretty good. uv natural, if you can find it, is also up your alley, but not a lot cheaper.

is all of all terrains sunscreens gluten-free or is it certain ones?

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