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Does This Soap Contain Gluten?


Blondie

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Blondie Apprentice

I've recently been reconmended to check my toileties for gluten, so I need some help with the index-decleration

The soap contains:

Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate

Stearic Acid

Sodium Palmitate

Sodium Isethionate

Aqua

Coconut Acid

Sodium Stearate

Cocamidopropyl Betaine

Sodium Palm Kernelate

Parfum

Glycerin

Sodium Chloride

Zinc Oxide

Citric Acid

Tetrasodium EDTA

Tetrasodium Etidronate

Methyl Benzoate

Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone

Amy Cinnamal

Benzyl Alcohol

Benzyl Salicylate

Butylphenyl Methylpropional

Citronellol

Coumarin

Eugenol

Geraniol

Hexyl Cinnamal

Linalool

CI 77891

I have no idea what all this means so I hope someone can help me out


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ravenwoodglass Mentor

Blondie what is the name of the soap? It appears to be coconut oil based and safe but you really have to be a chemist sometimes to figure things out. Some brands will clearly list gluten ingredients like Dove, Unilever, Giovanni, Suave and more. Also a good way to try and check any individual product or companies gluten statis is to put the name of the product in a search engine and add the word gluten. Often the companies site will pop up in one of the first links or you will find other discussions that will answer the question.

Blondie Apprentice

The brand is Dove :)

  • 4 months later...
Michelle B Newbie
The brand is Dove :)

I've been trying to find out about all this too - I've been reacting badly to something lately - no gluten in my diet, so worried I'm becoming senstive to something else. I put on loads of weight when I react, so I'm eating like an anoreic rabbit and look like an obese hippo! It's very annoying - I have gone up two whole dress sizes in a week.

Anyway, I thought before I excluded all milk, soya, diet coke and sunflower oil from my diet (narrowed these down to possible culprits) I thought I'd better double check that nothing I eat has gluten in - and then my cleaning products suddenly occured to me, so I'm double checking. Dove may mark 'gluten' on a label, but they don't mark when a product is actualy gluten free, which makes me suspicious.

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