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Pacifica Soaps & Perfumes.....


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krzsqrll Apprentice

Ok-i already use the Pacifica line of soaps and perfumes (im NOT the one w/ celiac-my son is)i wrote to them to make sure their products were w/Gluten-Free-heres is the email response i got back from them.Still not sure.Could someone check this out and let me know what you think-please:) Thanks-Tammy

Hi Tammy,

Here is a list of ingredients in some of our products.

Hope this helps.

Best wishes,

Kevin Hepburn Donald

Director of Retail Sales

Pacifica Incorporated

3139 N.W. Industrial St.

Portland, Oregon

97210

866-337-7100

customerservice@pacificacandles.com

Pacifica Soap Ingredients

Here is a list of soaps that are said to contain or do contain almond oil or

meal:

Bali Lime Papaya

Mexican Cocoa

Zanzibar Cinnamon Almond

French Lilac

Tunisian Jasmine

Persian Rose

Tahitian Gardenia

Hawaiian Ruby Guava

Vietnamese Lavender

Waikiki Pikake

Tibetan Mt. Temple

Spanish Amber

Also, all of our soaps are mixed in tanks that are used to produce soap

that contain almond oil or meal.

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Pacifica - on 2-26-09 - wrote me that all their products are gluten-free. Pacifica makes perfumes (solid and liquid), soaps, and candles - and they smell wonderful! I get them at Whole Foods, but Pacifica also has a web site. I did not ask whether they contain nuts.

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Pacifica - on 2-26-09 - wrote me that all their products are gluten-free. Pacifica makes perfumes (solid and liquid), soaps, and candles - and they smell wonderful! I get them at Whole Foods, but Pacifica also has a web site. I did not ask whether they contain nuts.

Thanks for this info! I just put in a call to Pacifica to find out the same thing and had to leave a message. I love their products and was concerned that the vitamin e they use might be from a wheat source. I'm so happy to know it's not! I'll still inquire when they call me back to see if anything has changed, and if it has I'll post here. ;)

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