u/AdTop4071

**Skin Type:** not sure, dry ’pag malamig, oily ’pag mainit

**Age/Gender:** F17

**Current Skincare Routine:** Soap and water 🥲

**Main Concern:** Starting a skincare routine

**Lifestyle Factors:** hapon natutulog, sa gabi’t umaga gising

**Budget:** ₱500

**Additional Info:** Tomboy (idk what to put 😔)

I wanna start doing skincare/makeup pero wala talaga akong experience WAHAHAHAHA. As in for 17 years, tubig at sabon lang ginagamit ko sa mukha ko.

Pa’no yung sequence ng paggamit sa products? May iba-ibang types ba na kailangan malaman? Any recommendations?

PS: no acnes, blackheads, or whiteheads pero may pox marks galing sa chicken pox (not sure) 🥲

Is the exp given per work done or per time? Like if I take 10 seconds to make pizzas, clean, etc., would it give me the same exp as if I take longer? Lastly, I know that we get paid more when the task takes longer, but do we earn more in the long run if we work fast?

I don't know if I should pursue being a doctor. My aunt (a doctor) said na mas mataas yung chance na makapasok sa med schools if nag-take ng medical related courses sa college like BS Bio or BS Chem. My problem with this is that marami na 'kong nabasa na mahirap daw maghanap ng trabaho if bachelor's degree lang yung meron, and we're in no financial position para mag-med school ako kasi afaik mahal ang tuition and mahirap mag-trabaho while studying.

I'm re-learning writing after cheating for most of high school, and I find writing expository texts really hard. What I do is I read on the topic and I write based on the texts. The problem is when I do that, I can't write an original sentence, my brain just automatically copies from what I read. Sometimes I paraphrase it so it feels more original, but it makes me feel like I'm still cheating.

Is it a problem or is it normal?

Sorry for bad English, it's my second language.