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Hi,

It is about time for me to buy some new Neutrogena moisturizer and foundation and thought I would double check with the company about the list I've seen floating around of their Wheat-free products. At first, I asked them for a gluten-free list and they responded that they didn't have one. Then I wrote back and asked for just the Wheat-free list that I thought they had and this was their second response.

Thank you for contacting Neutrogena


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debmidge Rising Star

Avon gives this answer too now

I called them last year about Oatmeal based body lotion (as a test) and I

was told it was gluten free. eeek! The customer service people must

really not know the answer and are just reading the label for the word

"gluten?" Cross Avon off list now.....

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Thanks, Sarah! This was the list I remembered seeing on here. I will use it to choose from and then call Neutrogena just to double check that the products are still gluten free.

hermitgirl Contributor

Neutrogena doesn't guarantee anything gluten free. They give the whole shpeal when you call about they don't use in manufacturing but due to handling etc.... As far as Avon, they won't give consumer's info but they do give their sales people the info. We have a sales lady in our gluten free support group localy and she brought us an updated list of gluten free avon products, as well as those that do contain wheat, oats, and barley. Each is a seperate list. That would be why the oats doesn't come up with gluten free. It is very extensive to say the least or I would post the whole thing. Customer service doesn't give the info as they want their sales people to do so, so they will make some money.

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