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		<title>About Julie Gabriel</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Julie Gabriel is a Holistic Nutritionist educated at Canadian School of Natural Nutrition. A journalist and a former magazine editor, Julie has been promoting natural approaches to health, beauty and wellbeing since 2007. Gabriel was the associate beauty editor for Harper’s Bazaar (Eastern European editions), beauty editor for French magazine Atmospheres, and has written more [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><a href="http://juliegabriel.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/julie-gabriel-photo-blog.jpg"><img class="alignleft" style="margin-right: 10px; margin-left: 10px;" title="julie-gabriel-photo-blog" src="http://juliegabriel.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/julie-gabriel-photo-blog.jpg" alt="" width="103" height="99" /></a>Julie Gabriel is a Holistic Nutritionist educated at Canadian School of Natural Nutrition. A journalist and a former magazine editor, Julie has been promoting natural approaches to health, beauty and wellbeing since 2007. Gabriel was the associate beauty editor for Harper’s Bazaar (Eastern European editions), beauty editor for French magazine Atmospheres, and has written more than five hundred articles and features on fashion, beauty, and lifestyle.</p>
<p>Julie’s books and interviews were featured on AOL Health, Martha Stewart&#8217;s Living Radio, in USA Today, Washington Post, Toronto Star, Sun Sentinel, Natural Solutions, Body &amp; Soul, Natural Health, Shape, Better Homes &amp; Gardens, and many other publications.</p>
<p>In 2007, Julie Gabriel founded <a href="http://petitemarieorganics.com">Petite Marie Organics</a>, a beauty and wellbeing brand focusing on natural solutions for problem skin. All products are free from petrochemicals, synthetic preservatives, dyes, or artificial fragrances.</p>
<p>Petite Marie Organics products are made by hand in England using organic and ethically harvested natural ingredients. Products are available online at <a href="http://petitemarieorganics.com">petitemarieorganics.com</a> and at selected health food stores in the United Kingdom and the USA.</p>
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		<title>The Green Beauty Guide</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[In the last year or so the green lifestyle has become a worldwide phenomenon. But to save the world we must start with our own health. The Green Beauty Guide is here to help you take care of your face, hair, and body in a non-toxic, Earth-friendly, healthy way. Where does the sunscreen go after [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In the last year or so<br />
the green lifestyle has become a worldwide phenomenon. But to save the world we<br />
must start with our own health. The Green Beauty Guide is here to help you take<br />
care of your face, hair, and body in a non-toxic, Earth-friendly, healthy<br />
way.</p>
<p>Where does the sunscreen go after<br />
it’s soaked up by the skin? What’s the connection between lavender and skin<br />
cancer? What to look for in natural hair care products? How does the mineral<br />
sunscreen work? How do you go green without going broke? The green expert,<br />
makeup artist, and holistic nutritionist Julie Gabriel answers these questions<br />
and more in The Green Beauty Guide, your ultimate source of all things green and<br />
pretty.</p>
<p>The comprehensive resource into<br />
organic and natural cosmetics, hair care, makeup and fragrances, The Green<br />
Beauty Guide shows its readers how to adopt all-natural beauty routine that<br />
won’t cost a fortune, which toxic ingredients to avoid, how to become a smart<br />
green shopper, which organic gimmicks and tricks to beware of, and how to build<br />
a consistent, sustainable beauty routine that will help you look great and feel<br />
even better.</p>
<p>“Green beauty today is so much more<br />
than homemade masks and exotic oils”, says Julie, “Natural cosmetics became<br />
more luxurious and advanced than their synthetic counterparts. Today you can<br />
replace every tube and jar in your bathroom cabinet with organic products that<br />
will not break havoc on your hormones, provoke allergies or increase your<br />
chances of becoming ill”.</p>
<p>Green beauty is a wonderful and<br />
rewarding way of taking care of your skin but making informed, smart choices is<br />
essential. Did you know that cucumber juice and coffee protect from skin<br />
cancer, but lavender can actually speed up skin aging, eucalyptus kills a<br />
dangerous type of breast cancer cells, grapefruit oil boosts breast cancer<br />
risk?</p>
<p>“I am thrilled to reveal many<br />
fantastic findings that will revolutionize cosmetic industry in the next few<br />
years,” says Julie, “This year, scientists discovered dozens of superb natural<br />
substances that can repair skin damage, protect skin cells from mutations and<br />
even prevent skin cancer. At the same time science raised new concerns about<br />
popular cosmetic ingredients. No need to panic! We can diminish the risk to our<br />
health and environment by making smart choices.”</p>
<p>“If you want advice on<br />
how to suppress a skin disease with toxic chemicals, see a dermatologist. If<br />
you are interested in prevention and health promotion, read this book instead<br />
and learn how to effectively deal with cosmetic issues. Julie should be<br />
congratulated for showing us how to be beautiful and healthy at the same time.”</p>
<p>Dr. Zoltan Rona, MD,<br />
the founder of Motherisk program at Mount Sinai Hospital, Toronto</p>
<p>Challenges of going green can be<br />
filled with twelve lessons that help the reader become a smart green shopper,<br />
twelve chapters that navigate through main types of natural cosmetic products,<br />
expert tips and interviews, and dozens of unbiased reviews that can tackle<br />
every beauty woe. In inspirational blueprint for natural beauty, Julie explores<br />
what are the most promising natural ingredients that can instantly rejuvenate<br />
your looks and shares over fifty exclusive recipes, many of which were used in<br />
her organic mom-and-baby skincare line, Petite Marie Organics.</p>
<p>“Just few years ago we were told that you can<br />
soften wrinkles but it’s impossible to completely erase them with cosmetic<br />
products,” says Julie, “Today we know that you can reverse skin aging using<br />
natural substances. This makes me feel really optimistic about our future, and<br />
I am sure you will feel the same way, too.”</p>
<p>Opened with a foreword by a<br />
prominent naturopath Dr. Zoltan Rona, M.D., and featuring interviews with Serge<br />
Lutens, Susan Kurz, Joshua Scott Onysko (Pangea), Dr. Hannah Sivak (Skin<br />
Actives), John Masters, Ulrike Jacob (Lavere), Karen Behnke (Juice Beauty),<br />
“The Queen of Green” Debra Lynn Dadd, and Stacy Malkan (Campaign for Safe<br />
Cosmetics), filled to the brim with easy-to-use, practical beauty tips and<br />
solutions, this natural beauty bible is an ultimate guide to looking great.</p>
<p>“Once we read The<br />
Green Beauty Guide, we recycled all of our other organic beauty tomes—Julie is<br />
the definitive source and we never hit a beauty counter without her short list<br />
of product recommendations and ingredient red flags&#8230;</p>
<p>Read this book—your<br />
skin will thank you and so will your health!”</p>
<p>Lisa Blau, Amanda<br />
Freeman, The Vital Juice</p>
<p>Green beauty, according to Julie, is<br />
not just about avoiding toxic chemicals and synthetic fragrances, but about<br />
being consistent and complete. “It’s about being truly aware of important<br />
choices you make in your life, living with an open mind, vivid spirit, healthy<br />
body and an inner glow that translates into real, outer beauty.”</p>
<p>The future of beauty looks rosy -<br />
and green!</p>
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