Wonder if the other companies pay her to not use their product in these videos.  There's a reason Abercrombie's blond surfer CEO--who looks old and quite corpselike himself but at least isn't fat--said he wanted his brand to be associated with "cool people" and not losers.  IG fats make the company look bad.    Sure, "there's no such thing as bad PR"--that's why companies don't name-drop whatever "leading brand" their product is X% better than, because that would give the competitor free advertising--but you want your brand to have positive mental associations.   Otherwise, why the fuck would cosmetics companies bother hiring models?