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Looking For gluten-free Natural Lipstick


Alternative mama

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I'm looking for lipstick that has no Gluten AND is all natural. No petroleum. Does anyone know of any?

Thanks!


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dandelionmom Enthusiast

I don't know if it has petroleum or not but I really like the Burts Bees tinted lip gloss. I know they're gluten-free.

ohsotired Enthusiast

Mail order only (internet based), but good stuff, a wide variety of colors and cheap. Did I mention CHEAP? ;)

Google "Silk Naturals"

Or google "mineral makeup lipstick" and that should yield some good results as well.

jerseyangel Proficient

I like this one--

Open Original Shared Link

mftnchn Explorer

I like everydayminerals too, and I often mix the colors by putting a mineral color on first then the lip gloss.

Alternative mama Apprentice

Thanks for the responses!

Are you sure that everyday minerals lip gloss is gluten-free? It says tocopherol and anytime I see that I fear it's Vit E derived from wheat?

ohsotired Enthusiast

Best thing to do would be to call or email them to see if they can tell you for sure if their Vit E additive is safe.

I contacted Silk Naturals personally, and they confirmed that all of their products are gluten free, even the lip sticks/glosses.

Hope that helps!


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One of the advertisers on this site happens to be a gluten-free cosmetics company founded by a Celiac. It's called Open Original Shared Link.

Alternative mama Apprentice

Thanks for all the help!

I have had an awful time with DH in my mouth. Once I got rid of the no-no foods I discovered my organic/natural lipsticks were to blame :(

I also have nut allergies so I have to be so careful.

I ordered some of the silk naturals and thought I would try them. If they don't work I'll try the others.

I have been making my own with shea butter and natural mineral powder but would like something in a stick form for the purse.

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