Gluten-free make up is incredibly important especially for those with celiac disease.
Gluten-free make up is important for those of you with celiac disease or extreme gluten to intolerance. It’s important that you not only look at what you eat but what you put on your lips to make sure they are gluten-free.
Why is gluten-free make up so important to those with celiac disease you ask? Well considering that in her lifetime the average woman ingests over 7 pounds of lipstick, you can see why it would be important to make sure yours is gluten-free. Especially if you have celiac disease. It may surprise you but you actually lick your lips quite often and all that gluten in make up can add up. You may be living 100% gluten-free to manage your celiac disease but if what you put on your lips contains gluten, you’re still getting small amounts that could be making you sick or be keeping you from getting better. That’s where Red Apple Lipstick helps. 
If you’re a person who chews on their hair this would also go for your hair care products. Again, the amount is minimal but it is still something that could contain trace amounts of gluten. It’s better to be safe than sorry when living with celiac disease. Always make sure to choose beauty products that are gluten-free. A very few amount of people living with celiac disease have dermatitis herpetiformis or skin celiac. So for them, every single thing they put on their body must be gluten-free.
I personally love and use Red Apple Lipstick products every day because they are not only gluten-free but also non-toxic and cruelty free. The pigments in the lipsticks, eyeliners, lip liner’s and eyeshadows are fantastic. I love that you don’t sacrifice on the look for having a gluten-free make up brand. Well there lipstick is the number one thing that use I also love their shadows. They have a huge array of colors and I love their cute little magnetic cases for each.
They’re purple and navy eyeliners give me that pop that I love and use every day. I also use their brown eyeliner to fill in my eyebrows. They offer an awesome mascara that can finish off your whole look beautifully. And for those who want a little extra more of their lips, Red Apple Lipstick has a variety of beautiful lip liners as well as a raleye balm that helps keep the lips soft. I personally love putting on a thick layer of this right before bed.
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My best makeup tip is to use products with SPF to protect your skin.
My favorite makeup tip is to use a eye base highlighter to brighten my eyelids to make my eye color stand out.
I think my eyes appear too small so what I do is I use a nude pencil on the bottom of my eye and it really makes my eyes look bigger.
I would love to get the The Lash Project. My lashes need help!
Honestly, the big tip I give everyone is the one I’ve learned from Red Apple Lipstick. I tell people that if they are gluten free and their lips peel in the winter, they need to get Red Apple’s Ralley Lip Balm!
I LIKE THE The Lash Project, 2-in-1 Lash Conditioning Mascara 🙂
My daughter is much better at makeup than me, but I would say to be sure your foundation is blended well especially at your jawline.
Less is more
Go with either a bold lip or bold eye, never both.
Not applicable…I don’t apply.
I like to use primer before I put on eyeshadow it really helps.
I would love to try their lipsticks – so many fun colors to choose from. I would probably start with Berrycuda.
My favorite tip is putting a little blush on the apple of your cheeks can go a long way.
Use an eyebrow pencil lighter than your natural eyebrow color to keep them looking light and fabulous!
My makeup tip is to always go with colors that looks best on you. Simple advice but it’s true. I’ve tried colors that I think are pretty or trendy but they are just not appropriate for me. For my complexion, warm “fall” colors work best.
My makeup tip is don’t be afraid to try any color, style, etc…makeup should be fun 😊 If it doesn’t work for you, easy enough to take off.
I like using a lip liner pencil to fill in color on the entire lip area.
A little can go a long way!
Less is more especially in the summer time
Less is more
Um, I don’t wear make-up, but if I did I would try to take of my “face” before bed.
tinted moisturizer esp for the summer!!! spf50 and lipstick with spf
My favorite makeup tip is to scrub your lips with a toothbrush before applying liquid lipstick. It makes it go on smoother.
Sometimes less is more–especially when you are a busy mom with no time for a beauty routine!
Use a spf added make up.
I like to add a little moisturizer to my cc cream during the dry winter months…it gives my skin a little extra moisture and makes it easier to apply the cc cream.
Wear what makes you feel comfortable. And definitely always have RAL Rallye Balm.
Swap out your mascara every 2-3 months. It does get old and starts irritating your eyes.
My tip is to put foundation over your eyelids to help keep eye shadow on.
My tip is to always wash your face free of make up before applying a new base 🙂
Place a little bit of chapstick prior to putting on lipstick and it’ll last longer.
I like to use a few different mascaras and use a lot of layers on my short blond lashes.
make it look like you aren’t wearing any.
I just bought the balm for all the ladies I work with, and one for myself for Christmas!
i want to try the red apple lipstick lipliners and lipsticks the most 🙂
my favorite makeup tip is to apply blush in the inside of your cheek like under your eyes for a cute look and put the blush out at the point after your eyes for a more mature look 🙂
Less is more!!
Don’t pump your mascara to get more on your wand, you are pumping air into the tube causing it to dry out faster.
I use spf 30+ moisturizer before I apply makeup.