Gluten-Free Cosmetics List!

[KyleEslick]

In the addition to following a strict gluten-free diet, it is recommended that anyone with Celiac Disease avoid ingesting gluten from non-food sources. The most common situation where this would be a concern is with cosmetics, many of which are not gluten-free.

So far the best resource I've located for determining which non-food products are gluten-free is the recently launched Gluten Free Cosmetics list, which closely monitors cosmetics and products that fit into the following 39 categories:

• Acne Treatment
• Anti-Aging
• Blush/Bronzer
• Body Lotion/Oil
• Body Soap/Body Wash
• Concealer
• Conditioner
• Deodorant
• Diaper Cream
• Dual Powder/Foundation
• Eye Liner
• Eye Shadow
• Eyebrows
• Facial Cleanser
• Facial Moisturizer
• Hair Color
• Hair Styling & Hairspray
• Hair Treatment
• Hand Soap
• Highlighter
• Illuminator
• Insect Repellent
• Lip Balm
• Lipstick & Lip Gloss
• Makeup Remover
• Manicure/Pedicure
• Mascara
• Mouthwash/Rinse
• Nail Care
• Nail Polish
• Powder
• Self Tanner
• Shampoo
• Shaving
• Sunscreen
• Teeth Whitening
• Tinted Moisturizer/Foundation
• Toner
• Toothpaste

Gluten-Free Cosmetics List features the following:

1. Over 1,000 Products for men, women and babies (and we're always adding more)
2. More than 35 mainstream companies (Aveda, Clinique, Paul Mitchell and more!)
3. We only list 100% gluten free products (verified every 6 months)

If you'd like to check out this service, you can get additional information here.