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Date:	Tue, 27 May 2014 14:49:01 -0700
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Subject:	Gluten Free haircare, skincare and make-up
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Hello Listserve Mates,

I am looking for some guidance / recommendations for gluten free hair products, skincare products and make-up for my college age celiac daughter.   Although she follows a strict gluten free diet, her TTG levels remain slightly elevated so we thought we would review skincare type products she uses.   Has anyone found that switching to gluten free products in these areas has helped in lowering TTG levels which remain slightly elevated even when following a completely gluten free diet?  Also,  if any of you can recommend any gluten free haircare, skincare and make-up products (suitable for a college age girl) I would certainly appreciate your recommendations.  

As always, thank you so much for sharing your advice and experiences.

Regards,
CJ

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