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Does Anyone Know If Versaspa (Spray Tan) Is Gluten-Free?

Kim27
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Kim27
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Hi all!! I was recently diagnosed with Celiac disease. I have been getting SPRAY TANS for the past almost 3 years... And now I need to find out if it contains Gluten or not!! I go to SunTanCity and use the VersaSpa CLEAR tanning spray. I asked at the tanning store and they weren't sure and gave me a number to call. The woman on the phone was VERY unhelpful and well let's just say, I still didn't get a definite response. I thought this could be a good place to ask if anyone else here knows the answer to this!!!??? HELP!!!! I thought I could call the company and get a simple answer and I can't! HELP!

Thanks so much!

Kim

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Hello Kim,

Did you ever figure out if the versa tan is gluten free? Thanks!

Ten

mbrookes Community Regular
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Keep your mouth closed during spraying. You don't absorb gluten through your skin, only through your digestive system. The spray shouldn't cause any problems.

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Updating 8 years late but for future questions. From  Versaspa website

  • Paraben Free: Parabens are not used as preservatives in VersaSpa products.
  • Gluten Free: VersaSpa products are free from wheat protein for allergy conscious users.
  • Cruelty Free: VersaSpa products are developed by methods that do not involve experimentation on animals. VersaSpa employees thoroughly and frequently test all products – we only sell what we love.

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