Sometimes, your own children are the most difficult class. This proved true for Gwyneth Paltrow, 48, who received a good roast from her own daughter for her recent morning routine that was shared with Vogue.
Paltrow’s 16-year-old daughter, Apple Martin, provided top-notch content for Goop’s TikTok channel, where she narrated “one morning with my mother, Gwyneth Paltrow”.
“So first, my mom drinks her GoopGlow Super Powder and she doesn’t eat anything except dates and almond butter, so she’ll want that,” explained Martin. “I suppose GoopGlow is part of the cleaning, which she’s been using since the day I was born, apparently.”
Martin continued, explaining: “It is 8 am and she has been doing this since 7 am. She simply walks around the bathroom putting on her millions of GoopGlow products for her glowing skin. “
“And then she starts to work making some more vagina eggs and candles, also vagina candles and vagina scents … just everything vagina,” Apple joked, mocking her mother’s infamous candle. “And yes, this is my mom’s morning routine!”
The video caption appropriately said: “When you are roasted by your daughter gen z …”
Paltrow’s morning routine, which was posted on Vogue’s social media channels, was met with harsh criticism in comments on some of her techniques, especially in the clip in which she only put sunscreen on the high points of her face, instead of wearing it. it all. It is recommended that the SPF is applied to all areas of the face, including the eyelids, to prevent damage from ultraviolet rays, which can cause skin cancer, as well as leading to premature aging, wrinkles and sunspots.
“Vogue, please do not promote the inappropriate use of SPF, it is irresponsible,” wrote a commentator on Instagram. “SPF should not be applied as the marker.”
Another added: “There is a lot wrong with that …”
Paltrow and his company, Goop, have a long history of controversy, from being criticized for “misleading” health claims in 2017 to the 2020 Netflix show “The Goop Lab”, which first gained attention for its “terrifying” trailer it sparked psychedelic exorcisms, psychic mediums and energy healing. A woman also said she was able to complete years of therapy “in about five hours”.
Last month, Paltrow responded personally to the reaction he received after sharing a post on Goop in February about the fight against COVID-19 at the start of the pandemic, which included a list of products she recommended as inflammation remedies that she linked to. virus.
The “Shakespeare in Love” star addressed the controversy in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter. Some of the adverse reactions came from Stephen Powis, England’s National Medical Director of the National Health Services (NHS), who said his suggestions “were not really solutions that we would recommend”.
When asked whether criticisms of his suggestions, including Powis’ comments, reach her, Paltrow replied, “Sometimes, but generally I always think it’s for your own amplification.”
“In fact, we shouldn’t say on Goop that we never make mistakes because of course we did in the past, but we are very honest and we are careful with what we say,” she continued. “We always feel that we understand why many of these (criticisms) turn into signs of clicks for people.”
