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Shampoos, Conditioners, Gels


AmandaD

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If you guys could let me know what shampoos, conditioners and particularly hair product - like gels or mousse's you use that are safe - that'd be great.

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hey amanda--

i just posted some of this info in another thread on organic products (Organic Gluten-Free Shampoo and Conditioner)...but here is more below. Hope its not TMI, but thought I'd post just about everything I use!!

I definitely recommend Aubrey Organic products (fav is the Rosa Mosqueta shampoo). Just be sure to ck ingredients, I think most of the shampoos are gluten-free, but not the conditioners. They have lotions too. Open Original Shared Link

There is also Giovanni Hair Care products--their entire line is organic and gluten-free. (Even their Golden Wheat Shampoo--it actually has no wheat in it!) They have gel, mousse, hairspray, shampoo, conditioner etc. You can buy them online or at a natural Wild Oats type grocery store. Good stuff ! Open Original Shared Link

For body washes, shampoo, bubble bath, sunscreen, conditioner, face lotion--another good line is california baby. Open Original Shared Link

For lotions I use a few from Burt's bees (ck their gluten-free list) or Tropical Traditions. Open Original Shared Link

For my face wash, face lotion etc I use Juice Beauty. Open Original Shared Link or Open Original Shared Link

For chapstick and skin balm I use badger products--all are gluten-free. Open Original Shared Link

For nail polish I use honeybee gardens: Open Original Shared Link

For deoderant, floss and toothpaste I use Tom's of Maine. See their gluten-free product list online. Their orange flavored toothpastes are not gluten-free. Open Original Shared Link

For makeup I use Bare Escentuals. I buy from Open Original Shared Link

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You're a gem! I'm ordering stuff shortly :D

hey amanda--

i just posted some of this info in another thread on organic products (Organic Gluten-Free Shampoo and Conditioner)...but here is more below.  Hope its not TMI, but thought I'd post just about everything I use!! 

I definitely recommend Aubrey Organic products (fav is the Rosa Mosqueta shampoo). Just be sure to ck ingredients, I think most of the shampoos are gluten-free, but not the conditioners.  They have lotions too.  Open Original Shared Link

There is also Giovanni Hair Care products--their entire line is organic and gluten-free. (Even their Golden Wheat Shampoo--it actually has no wheat in it!) They have gel, mousse, hairspray, shampoo, conditioner etc. You can buy them online or at a natural Wild Oats type grocery store. Good stuff !  Open Original Shared Link

For body washes, shampoo, bubble bath, sunscreen, conditioner, face lotion--another good line is california baby.  Open Original Shared Link

For lotions I use a few from Burt's bees (ck their gluten-free list) or Tropical Traditions.  Open Original Shared Link

For my face wash, face lotion etc I use Juice Beauty.  Open Original Shared Link or Open Original Shared Link 

For chapstick and skin balm I use badger products--all are gluten-free.  Open Original Shared Link

For nail polish I use honeybee gardens:  Open Original Shared Link

For deoderant, floss and toothpaste I use Tom's of Maine.  See their gluten-free product list online.  Their orange flavored toothpastes are not gluten-free.  Open Original Shared Link

For makeup I use Bare Escentuals.  I buy from Open Original Shared Link

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