Face wash
As long as you rinse it off your face well, and don’t ingest any, you should be safe to use any type of face wash. If you would prefer to use gluten-free products, read the ingredients list and avoid any product that uses wheat, barley, rye, triticum, hordeum or secale.
Body soap
As long as you rinse the soap off your body well, you should be safe to use any type of body soap. If you would prefer to use gluten-free products, read the ingredients list and avoid any product that uses wheat, barley or rye.
At the time of the last update of this page, EO products offers certified gluten-free body wash. Be sure to check with the manufacturer for the latest info or if you have any questions.
Hand soap
As long as you rinse the soap off your hands, you should be safe to use any type of hand soap. If you would prefer to use gluten-free products, read the ingredients list and avoid any product that uses wheat, barley or rye.
At the time of the last update of this page, EO products offers certified gluten-free hand soaps. Be sure to check with the manufacturer for the latest info or if you have any questions.
Dish soap
We have not heard any reports of dish soap that contains gluten. As long as you are washing the soap off of the dishes, you should be safe to use it!
Have questions about other products? Visit Celiac Disease and Personal Hygiene Products.
