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(click through for the full story) "Green" is such a buzz word - it's being abused beyond it's original purposes. It's hard to know fact from fiction, but author Julie Gabriel dishes the real truth in her book The Green Beauty Guide
These days, it's difficult to understand what exactly "green", "organic" and "mineral" actually mean. These labels are slapped onto products barely passing the standards, while companies truly going the extra mile are unable to distinguish themselves. Recently, I was informed that to be considered "mineral" makeup, a product only needs to contain 4 mineral elements, while other products in the same category are utilizing 43 minerals.
It's difficult to know what all those ingredients in your products actually do, which are useful, which are harmful, and how to make those crucial decisions about your skin's health. Author Julie Gabriel has compiled an impressive book titled The Green Beauty Guide
The Green Beauty Guide
Lindsay Lohan has had it rough lately. From all the rumors swirling about her personal life, her supposed early exit from Ugly Betty, and even the comments about her line of leggings, the girl can't seem to catch a break. Fortunately, she looks amazing in the December issue of Harper's Bazaar.
