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Vital Radiance Makeup

Ann1231

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Ann1231 Enthusiast
Ann1231
Posted

I did things backwards. I bought the makeup, THEN contacted the company about whether gluten is in their products. Here's their response.

Dear Ann,

Thank you for contacting vitalradiance.com and for your inquiry.

The following Vital Radiance products DO CONTAIN gluten products:

Vital Radiance Line Softening Makeup - Pore Refining

Vital Radiance Soft Dimension Powder Shadow

Vital Radiance Soft Dimension Powder Blush

Vital Radiance Lash Finding Mascara

Vital Radiance Smoothing Face Primer

Vital Radiance Moisture Boosting Lip Shine - shaded

Although gluten is not listed as an individual ingredient in our other

products, we cannot guarantee that gluten derivatives do not exist in

these products. Because of the way cosmetic ingredients are

manufactured and transported, Vital Radiance is not able to guarantee that a

certain product is 100% "gluten-free." We apologize that we are unable to

give you a more definitive answer.

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Lisa Mentor
Lisa
Posted

thank you for posting. I am sure that will be helpful to others.

tiredofdoctors Enthusiast
tiredofdoctors
Posted

Thank you for contacting them and for posting -- I read the "for over 40" and, being almost 44, thought -- aha! I need to buy that . . . . Now I guess it's not such a great idea -- at all! Thanks again. This was BIG help :)

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