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Mary Kay Cosmetics


joyce

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joyce Rookie

Hi Everyone!!

Just wondering if anyone knows if Mary KayProducts are gluten-free. I've been gluten free for 6 months now and my face is starting to break out something terriible. Trying to figure out what it is. The ingred. aren't listed on the bottles it self. Does anyone have an idea if the face cleansers are gluten-free?

I called the company and they are going to send me the ingred.listing in the mail.

Till then I guess it's bar soap ! Anyone else getting pimples like crazy.?

Maybe it's hormones.

Thanks for the help


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Why do you have to go through the company? My Mary Kay Sales Rep provided me with a book of the ingredients. If your consultant is worth her pay, she will have a book. Because you have ingredient issues, she should give you a book in the interest of keeping your business. Mary Kay is the only make up I use.

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