Julien is a skin-protecting brand in english, jurlique, which is a newer chinese name for new packaging in 2008. It was originally julie (in mainland china), julie cole (in taiwan, hong kong, singapore, etc.), juliet, julie (in the internet, some users). The brand of pure skin protection, created in 1985 by biochemist jurgen klein and his wife ulrike knew, is probably a single firm in the world that produces a dragon of pure skin protection, from plant planting to product development, with more than 95 per cent of the raw materials from mylor live farm in the mountains of adelaide in southern australia, known as pure skin protection on earth. Jurlique from australia was founded in 1985. The founders were biochemist and natural therapist klein and his wife, botanist and horticultural ulrike klein. Jurlique was created in their initials, which represent the power of the couple's union. In 1983, the creen family immigrated from germany to australia and chose to settle the clean land of adelaide, buying farms and factories in mumbaka in the hope of fulfilling their ideals and producing healthy skins. Traditional european knowledge, coupled with the uncontaminated environment in south australia, has allowed jurlique to produce pure skin protection on earth. In order to ensure the quality of the finished skin-care products, the plant materials used are grown in an environment entirely free of pollution, and chemical fertilizers, pesticides and herbicides are never used. Julien uses pure organic farming to plant what is needed in a soil that is viable and free from chemical contamination. Regardless of planting, weeding and harvesting processes, all use manual treatment, while plants are carefully dried before being squeezed, according to traditional medical knowledge in ancient europe, india, arabia, china, etc. The manufacturer of these pure substances, julien, has a professional license plate tga, and all raw materials, up to finished products, are subject to strict quality control and meet international gmp standards. (international strict quality certification standards). The method of producing the julien product is based on a multi-year separation technique known as spagyric, which is then refined and recomposed (biochemical precision extraction techniques), supported by modern production techniques and experimental research instruments, refined and viable plant essences that are quite different from those popular in the market for skin protections, as biochemists' dreams are in and out。