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cnmcc Newbie
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I have been looking for gluten-free skincare:  face wash, moisturizer, creams, etc.  I tried absolutely natural and reacted to it.  Does anyone have a recommendation?  thanks!

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Have you tried the Garnier line? I have had good luck with their products. Hopefully others will reply with some other brands. 

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You can use the search box of this forum and you should find many results concerning this topic.

You might have some allergies to ingredients other than gluten that are causing skin reactions. Those with celiac disease or NCGI just need to avoid ingesting ingesting gluten. So, we are careful about lipsticks and anything put on our faces that we could accidentally swallow (e.g. hand lotion, shampoo, sunscreen). I do not have DH, which is celiac disease which manifests as a rash, so I can not offer advice in that area. You can check out our DH section for solutions there.

I use plain old cocnut oil as a skin barrier. I love that it makes my skin soft and the smell reminds me of the beach (or a Mounds Bar!). If I can eat it, it is safe!

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I use Nivea cream which is reasonably priced and works well for my face.    For my legs and arms I use this...

 

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which is good and comes in a very large bottle, and sometimes I just like to use Coconut oil.

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