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Moisturizers And Shampoos


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pixiegirl Enthusiast

Ok I've been gluten-free for many years and am having very few issues food wise. After having a lot of hair loss and skin rashes I'm finally going gluten-free on all external products.

I've read here that Gariner, sauve and dove hair products label clearly. Any others that you recommend for very dry hair?

Lastly I've used La Mer face lotions for years, I attribute them to why I look 10 years younger then I am. I called Estee Lauder, they own La Mer and they told me La Mer contains no gluten however wheat is clearly listed on the label!

So I am looking for a face moisturizer that is very very rich and moisturizes all day long. I've tried Olay and my face gets flakey after a few hours (and I don't know if they are gluten-free or not). Does anyone have any suggestions for any products for very dry skin?

Thanks for your help.

Susan


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Hi Susan,

I like this moisturizer.....it's probably won't compare to the LaMer, but it's quite rich and lasts all night for me. My skin isn't terribly dry, but it is much drier in ther winter.

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I've used products from the 3 shampoo brands you mentioned. In my opinion (I have dry, naturally curly hair that is colored), the Garnier is the most moisturizing. They clearly list gluten, and their customer service is excellent.

I'm currently using Burt's Bees's Color Keeper Shampoo and Conditioner. I like them very much, although you may not find them moisturizing enough based on what you said. Maybe one of their other formulations would work better for you. Not all their stuff is gluten-free, but they have a gluten-free list and label clearly. Plus, they don't use the harsh detergents that the others do.

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Best of luck--it's really frustrating sometimes trying to find products that work nicely and that are gluten safe for us :)

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