Gluten-Free Featured Product: Tom's of Maine Soap
GLUTEN FREE FEATURED PRODUCT
A regular postings of gluten-free products that I use myself and are available in my local grocery store. You can check your local store for these items, order them online, or ask your store to stock them. I do not have any relationship with the companies in question, nor do I receive any form of compensation for these reviews. Gluten-Free status is based on information from the manufacturer, the current Cecelia's Marketplace shopping guide and personal experience, and may change if the company changes formulation or manufacturing processes.
Tom's of Maine Bar Soap
One thing that slips through the cracks when most people avoid gluten is skin-care products. Gluten can be used as an emollient in lotions, soaps, shampoos, shaving creams, etc. Any of these can enter the mouth or be left on the hands after use, putting you at risk.
Tom's of Maine bar soaps are gluten-free, and reasonably priced compared to small-market gluten-free natural soaps. They're also generally available in the health and beauty section of both grocery and big box stores like Target. There is an unscented sensitive skin version, as well as various others (I like the citrus energizing scent).
The soap is gluten-free per the Tom's of Maine website. Note that this applies to the bar soap only; the liquid hand soap and body wash contain wheat.
A regular postings of gluten-free products that I use myself and are available in my local grocery store. You can check your local store for these items, order them online, or ask your store to stock them. I do not have any relationship with the companies in question, nor do I receive any form of compensation for these reviews. Gluten-Free status is based on information from the manufacturer, the current Cecelia's Marketplace shopping guide and personal experience, and may change if the company changes formulation or manufacturing processes.
One thing that slips through the cracks when most people avoid gluten is skin-care products. Gluten can be used as an emollient in lotions, soaps, shampoos, shaving creams, etc. Any of these can enter the mouth or be left on the hands after use, putting you at risk.
Tom's of Maine bar soaps are gluten-free, and reasonably priced compared to small-market gluten-free natural soaps. They're also generally available in the health and beauty section of both grocery and big box stores like Target. There is an unscented sensitive skin version, as well as various others (I like the citrus energizing scent).
The soap is gluten-free per the Tom's of Maine website. Note that this applies to the bar soap only; the liquid hand soap and body wash contain wheat.
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