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Becksabec Apprentice
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I read somewhere that there are some perfumes that are not gluten-free, but I can't seem to find them. Does anyone have any insight? I'm in the process of emailing the companies of the ones that I use, but so far, no luck. The main perfume I use is Juicy Couture, and I did e-mail them. They responded saying that they don't have that information available. :blink:

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scarlett77 Apprentice
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What are the ingredients for it? I can't find an ingredients list for it to help me decide how questionable it is.

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What are the ingredients for it? I can't find an ingredients list for it to help me decide how questionable it is.

I can't find one either. I tried doing a web search and also checked the websites for all of the stories that carry it. The bottle I have doesn't list any ingredients.

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I can't find one either. I tried doing a web search and also checked the websites for all of the stories that carry it. The bottle I have doesn't list any ingredients.

Darn, I was hoping that it was on the packaging or something. I don't *think* it would be a problem really as long as you were extra careful when you sprayed it. If you really want to be sure, I would ask them for an ingredient list or MSDS and look at that. If there are any ingredients that may look questionable to you like tocopherols then call them back and ask for the source of the tocopheral (or just ask if it is natural or synthetic).

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