Is There a Real Need For Gluten Free Cosmetics, and If There Is, What Type Are Most Important to You

Is There a Real Need For Gluten Free Cosmetics, and If There Is, What Type Are Most Important to You
The importance of Gluten Free makeup, cosmetics and skincare
If you are worried about gluten in your diet, what about the amount that is in your cosmetics? Common sense might suggest that the less contact with Gluten for a celiac, the better. So why then would a celiac cover their body in a wheat derived cosmetic or makeup?  One website makes the argument that in reference to cosmetics: "gluten has more ways of getting into the body than by the obvious route - it can also get in through the skin." They go on to saying "I have heard since of another story of someone who had to stop working in a bakery due to absorption through the hands." But similar to the gluten-free alcohol industry, it appears that there are conflicting views regarding the need to reduce the amount of wheat in the beauty industry.
Another site suggests that " If (cosmetics) comes in contact with your nose or mouth you may want that product to be gluten-free.   And even more to the point, a forum member raised the point that "gluten molecules can't penetrate the skin ... so why consider using gf cosmetics except for lipstick or chap-stick?" Like other sites this suggests that gluten should only be a concern in cosmetics if it is likely to be placed near an orifice.   So if you are concerned about using cosmetics that may contain the g protein you should look at using companies where "each product is labeled in its description with a g-free symbol.
While the molecules ability to pass the skin barrier is not defined, it appears that celiac adults should avoid products not labeled gluten-free. especially those that are placed near the mouth, nose or eyes. Children's skin care products such as 'concealers' (for birthmark cover-ups) and sunscreen etc should also be gf as they may be more likely to touch their skin and inadvertently ingest gluten from their hands. Complicated as it is, it is recommended that a person who wants to avoid gluten, avoid skincare products not labeled as such.

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