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We Love To Gawk At Fit Celebs: How Gabrielle Anwar got ready for action

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Has anyone else noticed that TV and movies are providing us with more strong, kick-ass female characters? There's Yvonne Strahovski, who plays spy Sarah Walker on Chuck, and we had Angelina Jolie carrying Wanted. And, you might not have seen her yet, but Gabrielle Anwar is just as tough.

She plays the trigger happy ex-girlfriend to the lead character on USA's Burn Notice, and while I wouldn't go so far as to call her character a role model -- she's a little too good at making bombs for that -- she holds her own physically, especially considering she's quite petite. To get ready for her action-packed role, Gabriella adjusted her diet.

She said she cut out "foods with ingredients that I need a dictionary to define. I find that the less animal products I consume the better my general health; the less refined sugars, the less I feel the energy fall out; and the more organic fresh produce I eat, the lighter I feel."

5 Celebs Who Avoid Animal Products(click thumbnails to view gallery)

Pamela AndersonWeird AlNatalie PortmanJoaquin PhoenixAlicia Silverstone

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Fit Beauty: Beauty can be cruelty-free

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We talk a lot about reading labels here at That's Fit, like how whole wheat bread isn't always whole wheat, and "natural" and "organic" can mean several things. However, more than just your food is labeled -- so are your cosmetics.

In honor of Earth Day this past Tuesday, I wanted to tell you a bit about how you can find cosmetics and beauty products that are truly cruelty-free. After all, causing pain for an animal just isn't pretty.

Companies use several different types of wording to make the extent of their animal testing ambiguous. For example, if the label says Final product not tested on animals, that means that while that particular lip gloss might not have been put on an animal, the ingredients going into it might have. Or, if it says This brand does not test on animals, it could mean that a supplier or lab that brand works with tests on animals.

Cruelty-free products(click thumbnails to view gallery)

Estee Lauder Bronze Goddess Bronzing PearlsKiss My Face Miss Treated Shampoo Organic Hair CareBare Escentuals Buxom Big and Healthy Lip PolishLa Source Extreme Foot Therapy CreamMAC Dual Edge Eye Pencil

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