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LookingforAnswers15
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Hi all,

a friend of mine is coming to the States and I am hoping to order certain things online (Amazon). Can you please tell me which

1. Sun screens

2. Make up (lipstick, mascara) do you use?

Thank you!

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munchkinz Newbie
munchkinz
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I'm less strict about mascara bein gluten-free (unlikely that you'll ingest mascara). For lipstick I looked up all of the lipsticks I owned prior to my diagnosis, some happened to be gluten-free, but as I get more certified gluten-free lipsticks I'll get rid of my old stuff.  Here are some links:

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I'm happy to help if that wasn't enough. :)

Itchyscratchy Newbie
Itchyscratchy
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I.T. Cosmetics lipsticks and and lipliners are gluten free and awesome.

Some Clinique lipsticks and Glosses are gluten free but you need to check which ones.

 

LilyR Rising Star
LilyR
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All Kiss My Face products are gluten-free. They have sun screens, shampoo, lotions, etc, too.  And they do not use nano-particles (same as Badger Balm) in their sunscreens.

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 I currently use Badger Balm sunscreens and I just avoid putting it anywhere near my mouth and then wash  my hands well.  I don't think there is gluten in it, but it just is not on their claimed gluten-free list. But I love their tinted rose facial sunscreen. 

cyclinglady Grand Master
cyclinglady
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Lipstick: Gabriel, certified gluten-free.  

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The rest of my makeup, screen and lotions?   I just read the ingredients and to avoid gluten.  

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