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The facial cleanser (Clearasil Sensitive Skin) that I get I cannot find anymore in the stores by me so I was thinking about going with a Neutrogena product (want something local).

From the list that I got from them it says Wheat Free (not Gluten Free).

I called and spoke to one of the ladies at their company and she said that the product I was looking at was only tested for Wheat Gluten. She said that they are doing tests on their products for Gluten ingredients but do not have the findings yet.

I would like to try their new Advanced Solutions - Acne Therapy System (they are comparing to ProActive).

What is everyones experience with Neutrogena (I haven't used it in about 5+ years)?

Or if anyone has had any luck with a facial product that you can find in a normal store (not health food store) please let me know.

Thank you very much :)


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We use a lot of Neutrogena products. I go off of the gluten-free list they have. We use shampoo, conditioner, soaps, cleansers, lotions, creams, lip gloss, etc.... We've never had a problem, and since we've been using it, my dd's mysterious sebacious cysts on her face have disappeared.

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We use a lot of Neutrogena products. I go off of the gluten-free list they have. We use shampoo, conditioner, soaps, cleansers, lotions, creams, lip gloss, etc.... We've never had a problem, and since we've been using it, my dd's mysterious sebacious cysts on her face have disappeared.

Is the list on their site?

celiac-mommy Collaborator

From an email to the company:

Thank you for contacting Neutrogena

GlutenGalAZ Enthusiast
We use a lot of Neutrogena products. I go off of the gluten-free list they have. We use shampoo, conditioner, soaps, cleansers, lotions, creams, lip gloss, etc.... We've never had a problem, and since we've been using it, my dd's mysterious sebacious cysts on her face have disappeared.

Thank you for the reply :)

If you don't mind me asking what facial cleansers do you use by Neutrogena?

Thanks

celiac-mommy Collaborator
Thank you for the reply :)

If you don't mind me asking what facial cleansers do you use by Neutrogena?

Thanks

Transparent Facial Bars- All (Favorite-smells like men's deoderant but works great)-(dd)

Alcohol-Free Toner-(dd)

Body Clear Body Wash

Oil Free Acne Wash Daily Scrub (me-not dd)

Rapid Clear Gel (me again, but haven't needed it since switching to EM makeup!!)

Hand Cream- the Norwegian formula is all we use in the winter for dried/chapped hands, lips, cheeks, you name it)

GlutenGalAZ Enthusiast
Transparent Facial Bars- All (Favorite-smells like men's deoderant but works great)-(dd)

Alcohol-Free Toner-(dd)

Body Clear Body Wash

Oil Free Acne Wash Daily Scrub (me-not dd)

Rapid Clear Gel (me again, but haven't needed it since switching to EM makeup!!)

Hand Cream- the Norwegian formula is all we use in the winter for dried/chapped hands, lips, cheeks, you name it)

Thank you so much :D I wil check these out at the store....thanks

Oh I love the Norwegian hand cream. I had it already and was happy to see that it was safe (really helps).

Thanks again.


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I use the Fresh Foaming Cleanser and the Body Oil. The oil is great right after the shower while you are still a little damp. I used to love the Ultra Sheer Dry Touch SPF 45, but I saw that it had oats in it, even though it was on this "list" so I gave it away. Hope that helps.

The facial cleanser (Clearasil Sensitive Skin) that I get I cannot find anymore in the stores by me so I was thinking about going with a Neutrogena product (want something local).

From the list that I got from them it says Wheat Free (not Gluten Free).

I called and spoke to one of the ladies at their company and she said that the product I was looking at was only tested for Wheat Gluten. She said that they are doing tests on their products for Gluten ingredients but do not have the findings yet.

I would like to try their new Advanced Solutions - Acne Therapy System (they are comparing to ProActive).

What is everyones experience with Neutrogena (I haven't used it in about 5+ years)?

Or if anyone has had any luck with a facial product that you can find in a normal store (not health food store) please let me know.

Thank you very much :)

Beth in NC Contributor

Thank you SO much!

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