Shaving cream/shampoos

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Hi all.

I cannot seem to find anywhere if Colgate (Palmolive) shaving cream

is gfcf. Is it? I know Palmolive products are ok, according to the

gfcf list.

I have been using it for my son to play at home, and for school, but

I am not sure if I got the right product. If not, what else is gfcf?

Also, what children's shampoos are ok? I have been using L'Oreal

kids, but I am not sure my son can tolerate it. What do you all use

that is safe and with the least additives, that I can purchase at a

regular store (and still smells good and is not going to cost me

$10.00 for a 5 oz bottle-LOL)? Consider I am using it on Three kids

under five.

Thanks in advance )

Cristina-WA

Proud mom to 4.9 yo ASD, & 2.1 yo NT twins.

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---I use & 's -check the gfcf list on here I'm

sure there were others. I think Suave products were fine but double

check. Not sure about loreal but I've used that on my daughter with

no problem.

kathy - In

GFCFKids@y..., " Nikita28j " <CristinaPip@a...> wrote:

> Hi all.

> I cannot seem to find anywhere if Colgate (Palmolive) shaving cream

> is gfcf. Is it? I know Palmolive products are ok, according to the

> gfcf list.

> I have been using it for my son to play at home, and for school,

but

> I am not sure if I got the right product. If not, what else is gfcf?

>

> Also, what children's shampoos are ok? I have been using L'Oreal

> kids, but I am not sure my son can tolerate it. What do you all use

> that is safe and with the least additives, that I can purchase at a

> regular store (and still smells good and is not going to cost me

> $10.00 for a 5 oz bottle-LOL)? Consider I am using it on Three kids

> under five.

> Thanks in advance )

>

> Cristina-WA

> Proud mom to 4.9 yo ASD, & 2.1 yo NT twins.