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Mary Kay face wash

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Momma2PirateNPrincess Rookie
Momma2PirateNPrincess
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Sorry, I’m sure this has been discussed but when doing a search on the topic nothing showed up. 

Anyone know if Mary kay Timewise face wash is gluten-free? 

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cyclinglady Grand Master
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Is there gluten on the ingredients list?   I checked the website and they do not list ingredients.  Hummm.  I would not feel comfortable with a company who does not want to list all their ingredients.  Just my opinion.  

Momma2PirateNPrincess Rookie
Momma2PirateNPrincess
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I tried comparing all the ingredients on the box to a list of chemical names for gluten. It’s really hard! 

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On 1/26/2018 at 10:07 AM, cyclinglady said:

Is there gluten on the ingredients list?   I checked the website and they do not list ingredients.  Hummm.  I would not feel comfortable with a company who does not want to list all their ingredients.  Just my opinion.  

From this I further can not even find a ingredient list on pictures of the bottles....I would not trust them. Just toss it and get something that is trusted, I use ACURE face washes myself. If your in doubt throw it out.

cyclinglady Grand Master
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1 hour ago, Momma2PirateNPrincess said:

I tried comparing all the ingredients on the box to a list of chemical names for gluten. It’s really hard! 

It is hard.  I often have to go through each ingredient and look it up in the internet.  Can you call the Mary Kay customer service line?  

Unless you are sweating profusely (this can happen to me while riding on my bike), odds are the lotion will not go into your mouth.  Just wash  your hands carefully.  

 

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