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Natural Mascara That Is Gluten Free?


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I havent worn mascara for months due to me being nervous with the lead and mercury being in them. I would love an all natural product (like burts bees) but havent found one yet. Do you know of one that is and is gluten free?

Thanks :)


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jmengert Enthusiast

The closest I've found to natural is Bare Escentuals' mascara--they now make some with wheat in them, but the original, plain mascara is gluten-free. You can check out the ingredients to see if it's what you're looking for.

Origins also makes some more natural-like products. They are really helpful if you email them about specific products regarding their gluten-free status.

I hope you can find a natural mascara--I've looked for awhile, and this is the best I've found!

Green12 Enthusiast

I use Ecco Bella Flower Color mascara.

Ecco Bella is a line of natural make-up you can find at most health food stores.

Mango04 Enthusiast

I like Ecco Bella and Gabriel mascara.

Glutenfreefamily Enthusiast

Thanks Im heading out to the health food store on friday and I'll pick some ecco bella up since I would love to have it for my christmas parties. I'll see how it goes and I might try others, thanks for the help :)

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