u/IllustriousHornet174

I have oily skin and I sweat really easily, especially in hot weather or the moment I step out. Most moisturizers I’ve tried end up feeling heavy, greasy, or irritating on my skin, so I’ve mostly just been using aloe vera gel because it feels lighter and calming.

Now I want to start using sunscreen properly, but I’m confused about what would actually suit oily/sweaty skin without feeling sticky.

My skin is more textured/bumpy than severe acne.

Looking for something that's -

lightweight sunscreen

matte or non-greasy finish

suitable for oily/sensitive skin

budget around ₹300

beginner friendly

Would also appreciate suggestions for a very simple skincare routine because I don’t use makeup or a lot of skincare products.

Dare made me post this so pls don’t cook me 😭

What kind of impression do girls like this give off honestly? or are we just side NPCs:

• 170 cm
• around 75kg
• chubby
• shy at first but talks too much once comfortable
• sarcastic instead of flirty half the time
• disappears from social media for months
• takes random sky/cloud/sunset/leaves pictures like it’s a full-time job
• introvert unless it’s the right people
• acts nonchalant but gets attached deeply
• overthinks texts then replies late because of overthinking the reply
• sends memes instead of expressing feelings properly
• never dated
• never even held hands 💀
• knows terms like situationship, breadcrumbing, benching etc but probably wouldn’t realize it’s happening in real life
• lowkey thinks current dating culture is exhausting and being alone feels safer sometimes because people around me destroyed my trust in humanity

Be honest. We’re gathering data for academic purposes.

Be nice I was forced into this dare and don’t psychoanalyze me in replies pls 😭

I've also asked this question once before too but got no response that cleared out doubts, sharing it once again. If anyone can help and even provide which email or person to contact for the same.

Whole doubt here

I've done bca and I'll soon be starting my first job as an ase (Salesforce stream) .but side by side since I got my offer letter in oct 25 , I joined mca too, online.

Did I make a bad choice? All I've heard is everyone say to go for mba not mca

What should I do? I've still only one one sem, should I try and change? What to do?

Hi, I’m a bit confused about my role/package situation and would really appreciate help from someone who has gone through this.

When I received my offer letter back in Oct 2025, the role mentioned was SASA, and the package mentioned there was 3.44 LPA.

But later in January, we had a stream allocation/test process, and after clearing it, I got mapped to the System Engineering stream.

We’ve now completed the training as well, and recently received the touchpoint mail.

So my confusion is — do we now officially come under ASE?

And if yes, does the salary/package also change according to the ASE role/package currently in the market, or does the original offer letter package remain the same?

I’m not sure if this is a normal process or if I should mail HR/recruitment regarding this.

If anyone has experienced something similar or knows how this works, please help 😭

Hello, I need advice on what all to carry with me when travelling from my hometown to another city for a job for the first time.

I’ve honestly never stayed away from home before, not even for coaching or anything, so this whole thing feels very new and overwhelming.

I know basic stuff like clothes and documents, but I feel like there are probably a lot of small important things people only realize later after moving out.

So can someone please explain from the basics like you would to a younger sibling 😭

• What are the actual necessary things to carry?

• Things people often forget?

• What helped you the most when you moved out for the first time?

• Also any advice for adjusting mentally would really help too because I’m both excited and scared at the same time lol.

Thank you in advance!!

After the touchpoint link

Is countdown to Accenture or action items or workday link working for you guys?