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Barley Water?


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I just looked at my shampoo and it contains barley water as one on the main ingredients. Could this be contributing to my hair loss?

Thanks!

Kallie


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Kallie,

I'm new to this so somebody here may correct me if I'm wrong :)

I think if the shampoo gets in your mouth or on your hands and then in your mouth then YES...it could cause problems. I don't think it can cause hairloss by coming in contact with your scalp though. If you have celiac disease or gluten problems then the hairloss would probably be caused by consuming gluten.

-Rachel

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You are probably getting a little bit into your mouth. Shampoos and that sort of thing can easily get into your mouth. I wouldn't think that the hair loss would come from that coming in contact with your scalp because gluten is not absorbed through the skin.

kallie Rookie

okay, thanks!

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