The post on selling cosmetics door to door is the honest one. She points out that the company sells an image of working for yourself, questions whether that image is truthful, then answers carefully. Yes you can succeed and yes you can earn, and both depend entirely on what you meant by those words when you started.
That refusal to give a straight yes or no is the best thing about her.
Her affiliate writing is similarly plain, explaining that what a blog brings in varies enormously with visitors and with the terms agreed, rather than naming a figure.
One post takes a contrarian position on a widely covered killing and on the public response to it, arguing that much of the reaction was people following a fad. It is written with heat and will annoy plenty of readers, which she clearly expected.
There are pieces on acne and on abdominal training.
Read the cosmetics post before you sign up to sell anything.