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Wheat Free Face Wash?

texasgirl19

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texasgirl19 Apprentice
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Does anyone know of a wheat free face wash..I just found out that my face wash has wheat in it... :( This probably explains my acne problems...sigh...

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I just use Dove -fragrance free soap. My dermatologist recommended it to me a long time ago when I was having acne problems (now I know it was because of the gluten). She said that's all we really need -a gentle soap that's easy on your skin with no harsh chemicals. It doesn't matter if your skin is dry or oily. And you can use a little exfoliating sponge to exfoliate the skin. I always get compliments on my skin now! :)

And it's gluten free! Double check the label. Dove will clearly list any gluten (wheat) in any of there products. :)

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I use the Garneir line for skin and hair products. They make a great exfoliating scrub that can also be used as a mask as well as just regular cleansing products that are pretty gentle.

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