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Anti-persperants And Shaving Cream


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I would like to know if any of you can tell me if deoderant and shaving cream contains gluten


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I check the ingredients on all of my personal care products. I use Kiss My Face deoderant and shaving cream (which is not like typical shaving cream). Both are gluten-free. Here's a list from their website of their products that DO contain gluten.

Do your products contain Gluten?

No, most are gluten-free. Here is the list of products in our line that DO contain Gluten:

*Chinese Botanical Moisturizer (contains Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein)

*Peaceful Patchouli Moisturizer (contains Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein)

*Lavender Shea Butter Moisturizer (contains Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein)

*Big Body Shampoo (contains Wheat Protein)

*Miss Treated Shampoo (contains Wheat Amino Acids, Wheat Protein)

*SaHaira Shampoo (contains Wheat Protein)

*Whenever Shampoo (contains Wheat Protein)

*Conditioned Response (contains Wheat Protein, Wheat Amino Acids)

*Light Weight Conditioner (contains Wheat Protein, Wheat Amino Acids)

*Under Age Face Moisturizer (contains Wheat Amino Acids)

*C the Change Face Serum (contains Wheat Amino Acids)

*Tighten Up Organic Moisturizer (contains Wheat Gluten)

*All Night Creme contains Wheat Germ Oil

*Repair & Prevent contains Oat Beta Glucan and Oat Protein

*SPF 18 Sunscreen contains Oat Protein Complex and Oat Beta Glucan

*SPF 30 Sunscreen contains Oat Protein Complex and Oat Beta Glucan

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