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It's Turning Warm Already-pedicure Time!

Guest digmom1014

By Guest digmom1014
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I'm new and getting more sensitive to gluten by the minute. I need some help when it comes to picking out a gluten-free sunscreen, deodorant, and nail polish. I have tried to find the Burt's Bee's deodorant that was recommended but, no luck. Any others?

Do I have to have a specific gluten-free nail polish? I live in the south and people are starting to wear sandals and I need a pedicure-bad!

Thanks for all of your help in the past-

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Well there are lots of different opinions on this but I don't go too crazy with products. Yes I use gluten free products on my face and my hair (and my body lotion) but I don't give much thought to my antiperspirant and virtually none to my nail polish.

Maybe I should with the nail polish... I'm very careful in this era of colds, flu, mersa, to keep my hands off my face but I'm sure it happens occasionally. I don't think I've ever had a problem, I use Opi products. I use Dove antiperspirant.

I've been gluten free for years now and I've had very few slip ups.

Susan

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Thanks, those are the two products I currently use! Any advise about sunscreen? I'll already got a sunburn on Sunday. It was sunny but, it usually is here in NC-this must have been extra strong!

I also have been using Burt's Bee's Radiance face creme in the a.m. but, it concerns me because it does not contain sunscreen. I have always used a product with sunscreen for daily use.

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