Allergen Friendly Bathroom Products

[aggordon2]

Does anyone know if any of the products that WDW provides for the bathroom/showers are allergen friendly?
One son is allergic to gluten and dairy, while the other son has a whole slew of allergies (dairy, egg, indoor/outdoor mold, dust, pollen, etc.).

 

[SueM in MN]

Disney is in the process of changing the shower/bathroom products at their resorts because the company that makes the products is stopping production.
I‘d suggest you bring your own products to be safe

 

[Starwind]

The h2o shampoo that is/was used contained a wheat ingredient, per its lengthy ingredient list.

Cosmetics are not required to label for food allergens, so it may not be possible to know if ingredients are food-derived.

Also, the bath containers are large wall-mounted containers that are refilled. And they are not tamper-proof. You are not getting a brand new bottle.

It is safest to bring your own known-safe products.

 

[Narcoossee11]

Bring your own products for sure.

 

[aggordon2]

Thank you for all of the replies.
I guess we will bring our own supplies.

 

[RoseGold]

I'm not particularly sensitive to this kind of thing, and I find the H2O fragrance irritating. I would bring your own, or just throw them in your Walmart+ order. You aren't missing much, I promise.

 

[ttintagel]

And make sure not to leave them behind when you check out, like I once did with almost-full bottles of expensive fragrance-free shampoo and conditioner!

 

[mamabunny]

And make sure not to leave them behind when you check out, like I once did with almost-full bottles of expensive fragrance-free shampoo and conditioner!

Oh no!

Nowadays, I use my “packing cards” - carry them in my suitcase to Disney for anything that will “live” outside my suitcase while I am there. When it’s time to re-pack, I take the deck of cards, and I go through and make sure that I have put everything back in.

Yes, I have a note in my phone *and* a formal packing list with little bubbles that I can tick off (it’s very satisfying! LOL) but sometimes I need a tactile system; something that is both very visual and very physical in nature. Mine is that I keep “packing cards” (index cards) with an item/items written on it in Sharpie. These are the things that I use daily, that I don’t want to leave home without - and that conversely, I don’t want to leave behind in the hotel when I come home again! I store them in my suitcase all the time, and that way I always know where they are.

They are easy to update, inexpensive to make, and the most time-consuming part was sitting down and writing them out. Sometimes old-school wins; like the bumper sticker says: “Old age & treachery will always beat youth & speed”