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I received a gift of 100% shea butter that the giver had whippwd with her mixer or blender and repackaged into cute little jars. My hands are dry and chapped and would love it if this was safe. What kind of risk do you think this poses? I keep the rest of my products strictly gluten-free.


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I received a gift of 100% shea butter that the giver had whippwd with her mixer or blender and repackaged into cute little jars. My hands are dry and chapped and would love it if this was safe. What kind of risk do you think this poses? I keep the rest of my products strictly gluten-free.

I use only gluten-free topical products, and I'd use this. :)

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