When natural resources are inadequate to the solution of our problems we frequently turn to magic. With magic we can hope to alter the seemingly inevitable course of events; even nullify the dependence of effect on cause. With its assistance one hopes to conform reality to one's desires.
Makers of beauty products frequently evoke magic. The buyers wish to erase the erosion of time, to look younger than they are, and if possible, to be even more beautiful than normal aritifice allows.
The advertisers, recognizing the irrationality of the appeal to magic, additionally evoke the power of nature, promising to gain her aid in the quest for transformation.