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Updated List Of L'oreal Gluten Containing Products

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birdie22 Enthusiast
birdie22
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I inquired with L'Oreal about gluten products in the EverPure line of shampoo. Nothing stuck out to me on the ingredients listed but thought it best to ask. The "volume" products from the EverPure line are gluten free (shampoo and conditioner). I like these because they are also SLS free. L'Oreal included their current list of gluten containing ingredients. Thought I'd share in case it is helpful to anyone. Note that the dextrin, maltodextrin, yeast extract, and dextrin palimate are gluten containing according to their list.

June 29, 2012

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WitsEnd Rookie
WitsEnd
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Thanks for posting this! I havent been diligent with checking labels on hair products and I know I should.

NJceliac Apprentice
NJceliac
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Birdie22--That is a great list. Thanks for posting!

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kaycledf Newbie
kaycledf
Posted

Thank you for posting! I am new here and have recently just thrown out all cosmetics, shampoos, lotions, etc. Looking for an absolute safe replacement for all of the above can be a bit frustrating. I have read that many people on here use the Feria highlights & did not have a reaction..a little scared to try it but will only know if I try i guess..

zamm0 Apprentice
zamm0
Posted

Sorry what does this mean - I use a L'Oreal shaving balm (like a thick moisturizer) after shaving - should I discontinue use?

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Thea the Bold Newbie
Thea the Bold
Posted

I can’t see the list :(

kareng Grand Master
kareng
Posted
3 minutes ago, Thea the Bold said:

I can’t see the list :(

It would be 5 years old and a lot of ingredients might have changed during that time.  You might check with the company for an up to date list

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