Having been gluten-free for several years now, it has been a LONG time since I’ve used a professional quality hair line. Or course there has been the odd trip to the salon, which left my scalp broken out in an itchy rash, but other that than, I’ve simply stuck to gluten-free natural store brands. So
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Let’s face it dull, limp even thinning hair can be a real confidence killer. My hair was utterly disappointing me until just a couple of weeks ago. Like many women who are intolerant or sensitive to gluten I experienced some thinning of my hair a few years ago (before my gluten intolerance diagnosis), and if
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One HUGELY popular gluten-free topic is hair loss. While many people who are gluten sensitive do not want to go though the trouble of ensuring that all of their beauty products are gluten-free, after suffering from hair loss or thinning, many still do insist upon using only gluten-free shampoos and conditioners. And I often hear
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When your skin looks great, looking fabulous is easy! With Winter here in the mountains freezing us to the bone, I took to my medicine cabinet to help make things a bit easier to bear. First I applied a coat of self tanner and allowed it to work it’s magic over night. Then I mixed
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As my hair grows longer and gets more tangled–a price I pay for having fine hair–I find myself going through more shampoo and conditioner than ever and needing to get the full bang for my buck. But after much trial and error I began to fear that I’d never find natural, gluten-free products that could
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It seems that every time I visit a salon it’s not actually as pleasant an experience as I hoped. My scalp winds up breaking out in a rash–which stylists usually freak out about and do not want to tell me, so I wind up wondering why they’re acting that way. Or my scalp becomes super
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After some confusion over whether or now wheat germ oil is gluten-free, I held off on using or posting about Sircuit Skin’s Crystal Creme Conditioner. Months later, several sources (such as Weleda’s Pharmacists) attest to the fact that wheat germ oil is in fact gluten-free. Always the gluten-free cynic, I’ve also personally tested the Crystal
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Today I received just a little reminder of why I use the products that I do. After having run out of my Hamadi Leave-In Conditioner a week or so ago, I grabbed for an “organic, gluten-free, paraben-free, sulfate-free, glycol-free” conditioner that I have had stored in the back of bathroom cabinet for longer than I
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Alas, my search for naturally fabulous, organic hair care produces great results! By the time I had dried my hair, I realized that Hamadi’s Shea Leave In had left my hair looking utterly fabulous: no frizzies, no noticeable split ends and full of volume! And though I’ve yet to verify, this product appears to be gluten
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