Gluten-Free Cosmetics
Many companies use gluten in shampoo, lipstick, eye shadows and other cosmetics as a binder that essentially helps the ingredients “stick together”. Learn how to identify hidden gluten (and the skin reactions it causes) along with information on safe gluten-free cosmetic options. Whether you have celiac disease, gluten intolerance, or non-celiac gluten sensitivity, the bottom line is our bodies react to gluten. Our skin is the largest organ of the human body and what we apply on our skin does get absorbed into our skin.
Mastermind of Curly Girl Unveils Exciting Gluten-Free Hair Products
Are you a curly girl or guy? Learn about Lorraine Massey and her fabulous CurlyWorld gluten-free curly hair...
Gluten-Free Foundation for Healthy Skin that Glows!
If you're here to find out more about gluten-free foundation, you've come to the right place! Our skin...
Luxurious Lashes! Gluten-Free Mascara to Define Your Lovely Eyes
Since I was diagnosed with Celiac Disease in 2005, I've struggled with eye issues. As I began researching...
Gluten-Free Chapstick: Safe Moisture for Your Lips
Does ChapStick have gluten? Is there gluten in other lip balms? If you're wondering if you are glutening...
Why Gluten-Free Conditioner Can Help Save Your Skin
Wondering if gluten-free conditioner is necessary or just hype? If you're using a conditioner that contains gluten, your...
The Truth About Gluten-Free Toothpaste: What You Need to Know
Is gluten ever an ingredient in toothpaste? What about cross contamination? Part of our daily routine is (hopefully)...
Gluten-Free Body Lotion – Hidden Gluten & Symptoms
Avoid skin reactions by using a gluten-free body lotion. There's been a major debate within the gluten-free community...
Gluten-Free Lipstick Essential Tips for Your Vulnerable Lips
Is gluten-free lipstick really necessary? As I began digging deeper into the pharmaceutical end of gluten-free cosmetics, I...