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Sunblock For Kids?

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Hi! What gluten-free sunblock do you use for your kids? I have California Baby right now but it's so expensive. $12 for a small thing of it! I'd like a cheaper alternative to keep in my diaper bag!

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We use Neutrogena Ultra Sheer Dry...I love how it is not greasy at all. Last year I called Banana Boat and Coppertone and both companies said all of their sunblocks were gluten free (as of last year). Aveeno has oats, so steer clear of that.

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We use Neutrogena Ultra Sheer Dry...I love how it is not greasy at all. Last year I called Banana Boat and Coppertone and both companies said all of their sunblocks were gluten free (as of last year). Aveeno has oats, so steer clear of that.

Thank you! :) I'll give the neutrogena a shot!

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Hello! I just got off the phone with a rep from Neutrogena and he said that their "Waterguard Kids" and "Age Shield Face" are gluten free.

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Hello! I just got off the phone with a rep from Neutrogena and he said that their "Waterguard Kids" and "Age Shield Face" are gluten free.

Thank you so much for passing this information onto me! :)

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