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Vaseline Intensive Care Products


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Hi, I was wondering if anyone knew is Vaseline intensive care body lotions and lip therapy products were gluten free. From the ingredient lists online I cannot see anything that stands out but I wanted to make sure before I start using them again. Since I have gone gluten free I gave up everything, even using body lotions, but my skin and lips misses it so much. Just wondering if anyone has experience with these products?


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I use the plain Vaseline lip therapy with no problems, or Carmex, I was allergic to burts bees. Not gluten, just regular, old fashioned rash and swelling. For body lotion I use cerave. I don't know if vaseline lotion is. All I could find was an old post saying all but Total moisture lotion was. But it was from 2009. You can always call the company if you have your heart set on that one brand

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I've used this Vaseline lotion for years, both pre dx & post dx. Gluten free.

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For lips I use Blistex Simple & Sensitive

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I get very dry skin & lips too & these two products work wonders.

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