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Lorraine Russo

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  1. Lorraine Russo
    My household is completely gluten free but I babysit three times a week in my daughter-in-law’s house which is not gluten free. Any time I must handle or clean up gluten I wear nitrile gloves that you can purchase at your drugstore. You can rinse them and dry them with a tossable paper towel so you don’t touch crumbs when you reuse them. This might do the...
  2. Lorraine Russo
    Happy to help. Hope it works out for you.
  3. Lorraine Russo
    Hi. Just wondering, do you share a toaster with other people in your household that make toast with bread that contains gluten?? You must have a separate toaster that is strictly for gluten-free bread. Also, check your soaps, shampoo, conditioner, and other products that go on your body. Everything must be free of gluten. I honestly didn’t heal until my e...
  4. Lorraine Russo
    I forgot to mention that when you mix the henna with the acid powder use filtered water, and the next day when you prepare the indigo powder, add a teaspoon of salt with more filtered water. The salt makes the indigo work better. Then combine both batches.
  5. Lorraine Russo
    I am also very sensitive. I color my hair at home using henna from Mehandi.com. I personally use the henna for gray hair medium brown kit as it covers gray hair best. Mix the henna with separate acidic powder at night. The next day wash your hair with shampoo only. Then prepare the indigo paste. Mix both henna and indigo together and apply. Leave it in for...
  6. Lorraine Russo
    I’m wondering if your issue is with the sorghum flour because it’s in all three of the bread ingredient lists. I know it is a problem for me. The only bread I use (and I swear by it) are Joan’s English muffins. They are truly tasty but they are expensive. They can be purchased at Whole Foods or online at healthysensationsgf.com. The ingredients for the M...
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