Kourtney Kardashian slammed by fans while promoting her new skincare line

It has recently launched its skincare product under the lifestyle brand Poosh.

But Kourtney Kardashian looked a little confused when she took to Twitter this week trying to sell her products.

“Your skin deserves minerals, not chemicals,” the 43-year-old reality star said in a post since it was deleted, which fans quickly realized even though scientists had determined the minerals were chemical compounds.

Reportedly, the fog of Kourtney’s new face ‘It removes dirt and excess sebum, balances all skin types and improves the appearance of the skin.’

But according to the Oxford dictionary, all elements, including minerals (like air and water), are actually a “chemical composition”.

After Kourtney’s confusion, fans rushed to the comments section to point out her mistake: “Water is a chemical, Miss Kardashian, stick with your makeup.”

New Product: Kourtney’s new facial mist reportedly removes excess dirt and oil and balances all skin types and improves skin appearance.

Mistake: In a post since it was deleted, the star of the fact that fans quickly realized, despite scientists determining that the two are the same, shows “Your Skin Deserves Minerals, Not Chemicals.”

Another added, “All you can smell is a chemical,” while another adds, “Girl, everything is a chemical.”

One fan joked: “Kourtney has too much chemical gas in her head.”

The fourth concluded: “Mother, literally everything is a chemical, even water.”

Clumsy: But after Kourtney’s confusion, fans rushed to the comments section to point out her mistake: “Water is a chemical, Miss Kardashian, stick with your makeup”

As another follower tweeted, “You understand that minerals are chemicals and of course it’s not non-toxic or safe.”

As someone else agrees with me: “Honestly, it’s a bit of a shame that society always turns ‘chemicals’ into something harmful and harmful, but literally everything is a chemical. Because water is a chemical, air has chemicals, come on guys.

MailOnline reached out to Kourtney representatives for comment.

Kourtney launched her lifestyle brand in 2019, after the nickname of her 10-year-old daughter Penelope Disick.

More: As another follower tweeted: “You know minerals are chemical and obviously not meant to be non-toxic or safe”

According to its website, Poosh is the “modern guide to living your best life.” Our mission is to teach, motivate, create and lead a modern lifestyle accessible to all”.

The influencer was criticized online again after her daughter, whom she shared with ex Scott Disick, starred in a makeup tutorial on TikTok recently.

Penelope applied concealer and then blended it before adding lip gloss, eyeshadow, and mascara to the lifted clip.

“Well, growing up in a house full of smug women, I didn’t think about wearing makeup until I was 16,” commented one Twitter user.

Blowback: Influencer comes after facing criticism online after her shared daughter with ex Scott Disick starred in a makeup tutorial on TikTok recently.

Another social media commentator jokingly expressed his disgust at the Kardashians’ obsession with beauty spreading to children. Someone call the CDC!’

Yet another Twitter user objected to Penelope taking the time to learn so much about makeup, “Do these guys ever work?” she asked.

Last month, Kourtney denied that her 12-year-old son, Mason, was on social media, and criticized an “ultra-scary” account accusing her of “inevitably acting like herself”.

A social media account claiming to be Mason had made allegations about the Kardashian-Jenner family, including that Kourtney’s younger half-sister Kylie Jenner is about to marry rapper boyfriend Travis Scott.

But Kourtney, 43, posted a message on both Twitter and Insta Stories in July to reassure her viewers that the account wasn’t Mason.

Team: Although Penelope is the star of her TikTok account, she is classified as “Kourtney-Penelope”, which shows her mother’s tight involvement.