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Are all Coppertone sunscreens gluten free regardless of SPF and whether it is a lotion or spray?

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I know the banana boat products are gluten free...,sorry I don't know much about coppertone. I use the nutrogena 30 spf for anti aging skin, I know their cool gels are gluten free too...hope this helps.

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purplemom
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I've heard that Banana boat is gluten free too. Not sure about Coppertone. Does anyone know about the Bull Frog brand sunscreen?

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JennyC
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I have recently called both Coppertone and Banana Boat, and both their sunblocks are gluten free. Some of their tanning lotions, including sunless/indoor, are not gluten free. As long as you are using a sunblock it is safe.

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Are all Coppertone sunscreens gluten free regardless of SPF and whether it is a lotion or spray?

I was told yes, but i found out that all blue lizard are gluten-free..

i just put up an fyi on it. blue lizard 30+ protects againsT UVA & UVB RAYS

LINK: www.bluelizard.net

gl

lynn :)

angel-jd1 Community Regular
angel-jd1
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I've heard that Banana boat is gluten free too. Not sure about Coppertone. Does anyone know about the Bull Frog brand sunscreen?

Bullfrog is safe. They have a great spray gel stuff...........works like a charm!!

-Jessica :rolleyes:

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Bullfrog is safe. They have a great spray gel stuff...........works like a charm!!

-Jessica :rolleyes:

Jessica,

tyvm about the bullfrog.. But, my daughter hates spray stuff. Blue lizard is a little expensive, but did you ck it out? UVA & UVB screening!!!!!! gluten-free

Lynn

www.bluelizard.net

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Jessica,

tyvm about the bullfrog.. But, my daughter hates spray stuff. Blue lizard is a little expensive, but did you ck it out? UVA & UVB screening!!!!!! gluten-free

Lynn

www.bluelizard.net

Lynn-

I had never heard of it before you have posted about it on the board (all 200 times :lol: ) Do you just LOVE this stuff or do you have steak in the company? LOL

-Jessica :rolleyes:

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I know the banana boat products are gluten free...,sorry I don't know much about coppertone. I use the nutrogena 30 spf for anti aging skin, I know their cool gels are gluten free too...hope this helps.

Have a ?? today I saw a bull frog called maximum spray. lasts 8 hours.. do you know if this is safe?

thanx lynn

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Lynn-

I had never heard of it before you have posted about it on the board (all 200 times :lol: ) Do you just LOVE this stuff or do you have steak in the company? LOL

-Jessica :rolleyes:

NO, i didn't realize that when i posted in the kids area it went to other areas also and had posted it there too.. LOL :D:lol:

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