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Does any one know if any/most of Mary Kay products are gluten free?

Thanks!

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Does any one know if any/most of Mary Kay products are gluten free?

Thanks!

That is a awesome question! I have been told the eye shadow is still waiting to here back about the other products. I am thinking about rejoining so I want to be able to where all the products. Can someone help us out with this?

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Does any one know if any/most of Mary Kay products are gluten free?

Thanks!

a couple of yrs. ago I purchased a black mascara. It had hydrolized wheat starch. I sent it back. it could be different now. You should be able to contact the company for a list of ingredients.

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Does Anyone know about the Mary Kay products? We are still waiting for some help :unsure:

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I got back in touch with the Mary Kay rep. who I asked to inquire about the gluten-free status. Mary Kay gave her an entire mountain of handouts listing ingredients to avoid and what is safe etc.! The rep. thinks almost 95% of the products are safe with only the perfumes being unsafe. I have an appt. with her next week and will let every one know what happens but at least Mary Kay was as helpful as they were. She also said she can go online to see ingredients as they change to make sure the products are still safe.

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I know most ar-bo-nne products are safe! that is what I use, and they are fantastic and without mineral oils and so forth

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I know most ar-bo-nne products are safe! that is what I use, and they are fantastic and without mineral oils and so forth

I have a list downloaded in my computer of what is safe w/ Ar-bonne - happy to send it to you.

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