Countercounterpoint being made the enemy of the nation . <| sep |> They have like 3 asians but I ' m not sure if SJW scientists already decided if they ' re white people or POC <| sep |> Pretty sure the cia will be after Trump . <| sep |> Well , much of the ' natural product ' marketing is simply inaccurate . Everything on the planet is made up of chemicals ACV just as much as a Clinique cream . There ' s no objective way to separate the stuff that is touted as ' natural ' as the products that are rejected as ' chemical '. In general , the ' natural vs . chemical ' line tends to be drawn at ' what stuff do I recognize '. So things like honey , ACV and lemon are things people feel comfortable with , because they know what those things are and it feels rather simple and straightforward . While a cosmetic cream with a long list of ingredients that you don ' t recognize feels scary because you don ' t know what ' s in it . But just cause you ' re unfamiliar with something , doesn ' t mean it ' s bad . Cosmetics products are highly regulated at least in the Western world , so the chances that you ' re using something that is genuinely bad for your health are extremely small . In some cases it ' s actually clear that using natural products does more harm than good for instance when using things like lemon or baking soda , where the pH is too extreme for your skin , which can do a lot of damage . In addition , there are lots of products that are rejected as ' chemical ' by some that are clearly superior in terms of effectiveness . Products like retinoids , sunscreen , chemical exfoliants are all proven effective for things like acne , fine lines , improvement of skin texture , prevention of aging , etc . So if you ' d like to work on your skin , those products are really worthwhile , even if they don ' t fit the ' natural ' narrative