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Gluten Free Products For The Body

Yup

By Yup
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Yup Apprentice
Yup
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Last week I bought shampoo, conditioner, body wash and lotion from a company called "Green Beaver". They are located in Canada, but will ship to the US. They also don't contain harmful chemicals. We tried the Apple Mint and they are WONDERFUL and gluten-free is written right on the bottle.

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Do you think it matters if your skin products are gluten-free, if you don't have DH?

Dixiebell Contributor
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The problem some people have is that their shampoo or conditioner can get into their mouth while washing their hair. Lotion that has gluten in it can get on your food or in your mouth. Lipstick or make-up can get in your mouth.

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MissBecky Rookie
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Thanks for the recommendation. I'm always looking for new gluten-free products to try out.

Jenbeans77 Newbie
Jenbeans77
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Do you think it matters if your skin products are gluten-free, if you don't have DH?

I think it depends on how sensitive you are, I think I am on the more sensitive side....and so I cannot ingest gluten, or have it on my skin. If any shampoo, hair product, or lotion has any gluten in it, I will break out overnight. Which could be more of a wheat allergy symptom....all I know is that i have to stay away from anything to do with wheat/gluten! ;0

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