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Does anyone know of a gluten free shampoo and conditioner combination? I was previouly using Pantene's 2in1 products, but I've been told they have gluten in them. I've been trying other shampoos, but my hair is really fine, and it's not doing so well. I'm really hoping that there's at least a good shampoo that I can use, if not a combo product.

Thanks for any help you might be able to give!


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I use Dove shampoo and conditioner, and the combination one when travelling, and I am happy with it.

dionnek Enthusiast

I switched to Dove also when I found out my other shampoo/conditioner had wheat. It's not as good as what I used to use, but it works (I have very fine hair also).

Worriedwife Apprentice

Are all Dove products gluten free?

jmengert Enthusiast

Almost all of their products are gluten free (I've seen oats in one of their sensitive skin facial moisturizers). However, Dove will clearly label for wheat, oats, barley, or rye, so if you read the ingredients and don't see one of those words, you're in the clear. I've never seen gluten in any of the shampoos, conditioners, hair products, or body lotions from them, just the one time in the sensitive facial moisturizer, so Dove is a good brand to go with--I use their stuff all the time.

jukie Rookie

I also have very fine hair and used Pantene 2in1. After some trial and error, I've finally settled on Dove's Advanced Care Sheer Moisture Shampoo and Conditioner. It doesn't weigh my hair down but also has enough moisture to prevent problems with flyaways and static. I feel your frustration...good luck!

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