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Lipgloss And Lipstick


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olvey Newbie

Does anyone know for sure what makeup companies are gluten free and which lipglosses and lipsticks are gluten free? I keep getting told at most companies that they don't know. Can anyone help?


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Lisa Mentor

Does anyone know for sure what makeup companies are gluten free and which lipglosses and lipsticks are gluten free? I keep getting told at most companies that they don't know. Can anyone help?

Check the Google search here.... up there ^ B)...lots of information available.

abaker521 Rookie

The NARS cosmetic line is gluten free. This is what they listed on their site:

"NARS does not use any gluten or gluten derived ingredients in its products. Therefore we consider our products to be

Takala Enthusiast

Bare minerals are gluten free. You apply it with a brush, wet or dry.

Ecco Bella lipstick is gluten free.

Missandi Newbie

i know for sure Red Apple Lipstick is totally gluten free and awesome. I found their lipsticks and glosses via google then researched them and found lots of trusted gluten-free blogs/forums were singing their praises - I will never use anything else!

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