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Face Wash Products/ Clean And Clear

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does anyone know if Clean and Clear products are gluten free?? I have been having a terrible time trying to figure out what has been contaminating me. Also if anyone has any advice on an easy to find, reasonably priced gluten free company for face wash that would be amazing!!

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I use many Garnier Nutritioneste products. As a face wash I use their Nutri-Pure. I also use the Wrinkle Defense night cream and it is fantastic. The label said I would see a difference in just one use, yea right I thought, well I did and wouldn't use anything else now. I don't know if all the moisturising products are gluten-free but they do label well.

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