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Bourjois Makeup (Lipsticks)


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I used to love Bourjois makeup before discovering I have Celiac Disease. I have a lipstick I really love by them (Sweet Kiss in shade 47), but I haven't dared use it since the diagnosis. I've done some research, but I can't find anything... so I was wondering:

1. Does anyone on this forum use Bourjois products?

or

2. Here are the ingredients (for the lipstick I own), do you think this is safe to use? The only potentially suspicious thing I can see is tocopherol... but some say it's nothing to worry about so I don't know what to think. :o

Ingredients:

Octyldodecanol

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Just in case anyone is interested, I contacted Bourjois and here is their response:

"Thank you for your email and your interest in BOURJOIS.

We do not use any raw materials containing GLUTEN. Our TOCOPHEROL comes from a synthetic source.

I hope the above is helpful.

Kind regards

Bourjois Paris"

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Just in case anyone is interested, I contacted Bourjois and here is their response:

"Thank you for your email and your interest in BOURJOIS.

We do not use any raw materials containing GLUTEN. Our TOCOPHEROL comes from a synthetic source.

I hope the above is helpful.

Kind regards

Bourjois Paris"

I'm glad they got back to you. Now you can safely enjoy your favorite lipstick. :D

Thanks for sharing what you learned.

dani nero Community Regular

Oh thanks for sharing this!

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