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Clinique Products (safe=gluten Free)


Emily Elizabeth

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Clinique Products (safe=gluten free)

6/23/2008

Call this number for updated information: 1-866-707-2100

Foundations/Face Moisterizers

Moisture Sheer Tint spf 15 - safe

Eye Shadows

colour surge eye shadow trio - safe

Blush

soft-pressed powder blusher - safe

Blushing Blush Powder Blush - safe

Powder/Foundation

Stay-matte sheer pressed powder oil-free - safe

Lipsticks

Colour Surge Butter Shine/Bare Brilliance - safe

Colour Surge Lipstick - safe

Different Lipstick - safe

Quickliner for lips - safe

Cream Shaper for lips - safe

Almost Lipstick - safe

Concealers/Eye Cream

Airbrush Concealer - safe

Line Smoothing Concealer - safe

Quick Corrector - safe

Pore Minimizer Instant Perfector - safe

Moisture surge refreshing eye mask - safe

Advanced Concealer - safe

Mascara

Gentle Waterproof Mascara - safe

Lash Doubling Mascara - safe

Natrally Glossy - safe

NOT SAFE:

Lipsticks

Long Last Soft Shine Lipstick - gluten

Superbalm Moisturizing Gloss - gluten

Concealers/Eye Cream

Advanced stop signs SPF 15 - gluten

Anti gravity firming eye lift cream - gluten

All about eyes rich - gluten

Mascara

New lash Power Mascara Long wearing formula - gluten

High Definition lashes - gluten

Long Pretty Lashes Mascara - gluten

Lash curling mascara - gluten

Lash building primer - gluten

Foundation/Face Moisteriser

Super City Block oil-free daily face protector - gluten

Body Lotion

Sun Care Body Gel spf 15 - gluten


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Lisa Mentor

Thanks so much for the update. I have always used Color Surge Lipstick, but it's getting harder to find.

Great to have a couple options.

  • 6 years later...
cnewsom Newbie

I just (06/12/2015) got off the phone with Clinique and wanted to add to the safe lipsticks list...

Both the Chubby Stick and Chubby Stick Intense (all colors) are gluten-free. They are both derived from corn and soy products only.

psawyer Proficient

Wecome, cnewsom. Everybody, be aware that the original information in this topic is seven years old.

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