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Wheat In Body Products

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Hey all. Its been a while! HA! Anywho, I was wondering if any of you could tell me some of the names of the ingrediants that are in lotions, shampoos, body washes, etc that have wheat in them. I had a list and lost it. And now Victoria's Secret is having a sale on body products and I want to go nuts but can't remember the names of the ingrediants that are in them to make them unusable by us, good ol' celiac folks. I appreciate any information that you could send my way! Thanks all.

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The technical name for wheat is triticum valgure. I see that a lot in natural products.

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The technical name for wheat is triticum valgure. I see that a lot in natural products.

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Hey all. Its been a while! HA! Anywho, I was wondering if any of you could tell me some of the names of the ingrediants that are in lotions, shampoos, body washes, etc that have wheat in them. I had a list and lost it. And now Victoria's Secret is having a sale on body products and I want to go nuts but can't remember the names of the ingrediants that are in them to make them unusable by us, good ol' celiac folks. I appreciate any information that you could send my way! Thanks all.

sarah.

vegetable protein or hydro. veg protein is usually gluten too! Wheat germ oil, extract, and starch sometimes are listed too. I am thinking "spent grain" might be wheat gluten too.

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Thank you so much!! I really appreciate the info!! Have a Happy 4th!

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