People Are Calling Out Gwyneth Paltrow For Being Confused About Her Own Goop Products

A jade egg for your vagina, anyone??

While it's supposed to be relatable to the everywoman, it ends up catering more so to those as rich as Gwyneth.

That was evident, at least, during the actress's recent appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

She was there to promote her new Netflix show, The Politican.

The first Goop product Jimmy brought out was "The Martini" bath soak salts.

Gwyneth actually knew about and said that they are "so heaven."

For $35, an actual martini for an "emotional detox" will do.

The brand is called "Smile makers," because, um, yeah.

And at $55, this was a bargain compared to the $15,000 one her site once advertised!

Gwyneth didn't know much about it other than that "It's so pretty!"

One good thing about it, though, is that it's environmentally-friendly.

"Apparently, it's really from camel!" she said, while looking 100% unsure.

WE'RE SOLD.

"As the creator of Goop. I was a little surprised of her constantly saying 'idk' about so many products," another said.

Another said "Its sad that she doesn't know her own products."

And we can't forget about the $200 vagina steaming they said women should get.

Adding to this, one wrote, "Gwyneth majored in scammology."

Ahem, like how she forgot that she was in Spiderman: Homecoming (!!!)

“I just got confused," she said. "There’s so many of these wonderful Marvel interconnecting movies, and I thought that it was an Avengers movie, but it was not.”

She married Brad Falchuk, a producer, in 2018.

She met him on the set of Glee and he's even friends with her ex, Chris Martin!

"We were just trying to be mindful and give them a little space," she said about the fact that they both have two teenagers each.

"Now we're merged and it's great."

It wasn't just all weird Goop stuff in their home...

"He actually has really good taste. Really nice clothes and we put some chairs from his place in there."

Only with camel milk and crystal water.

Sips camel milk