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gluten-free And Soy Free Lip Balm/lipgloss

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Hello everyone! After I found out my lipgloss had wheatgerm oil in it, I stopped all lip products and feel much better. A fellow celiac told me she uses mineral oil on her lips, but I'd love some color! Any help is appreciated. I'm now also going soy free.

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Hello everyone! After I found out my lipgloss had wheatgerm oil in it, I stopped all lip products and feel much better. A fellow celiac told me she uses mineral oil on her lips, but I'd love some color! Any help is appreciated. I'm now also going soy free.

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I love Badger Balm, too--

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This is the lipstick I use--

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I love Badger Balm, too--

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I bought some afterglow liploss and was having a very mild pain day yesterday until I put it on. Within an hour my sides were killing me. I didn't have my pc last night, so I'm going to look to see if there is anything I'm reacting to. Thanks!

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I use Neutrogena Moisture Shine Lip Soothers and Aquaphor. I don't know exactly what to look for as far as soy goes, but I know they are both gluten free. I don't see any soy listed, so you may want to check it out.

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