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gflooser Contributor
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I just contacted them to ask about a few of their products. While one of their lotions is gluten-free, their baby wash was listed as "not tested". I don't know why they would do that!

I just had a baby and I like their products for shampoo's, washes, and lotions. Was wondering if anyone uses J and J's with luck.

Thanks so much!

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I use J&J shea and cocoa butter baby lotion and also the night time baby lotion. I have used the baby wash and the shampoos and have not had any reactions.

Did they send you a list? Which lotion did they say was gluten free?

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They haven't sent the list yet. I'm waiting on that. The lotion is the creamy oil cocoa and shea butter....

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