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I’m pretty sure there’s been a few threads like this one, but since the CHOICE recall, I think it’s worth revisiting. I have oily acne-prone skin so finding sunscreen that is not greasy, doesn’t cause breakouts while providing good protection, is really important. So far a lot of the sunscreens I’ve tried just aren’t cutting it: they’re either really greasy (Cancer Council), gave me white cast (Neutrogena), or pills (LRP). The only two sunscreens that I tick my boxes are Ultra Violette Clean Screen and Mecca To Save Face. Downside to those two are they on the high end, price-wise. I used to use Le Tan Sensitive Face Invisible Fluid but it since stop production.

I have some people recommend me Korean sunscreens which have actually been good (tried Isntree Hyaluronic Acid Watery Sun Gel, and really like it). Though there’s another group who say Korean sunscreens ain’t shit because they are not tested under Australia’s TGA guidelines, which takes the strong Aussie sun into account. I’m kinda leaning on the latter as W Cosmetics have completely stop selling sunscreens from start of this year.

I kinda want to know what’s people’s take on this, so thoughts? (Also plz recommend cheap sunscreen for oily acne prone skin 🙏)

Been job hunting for months and honestly losing hope, and I don’t just see anything improving with the way things are. People are always saying don‘t give up and all that crap, but when you keep on being rejected for not having enough experience, regardless if your resume is good and you do well in job interviews. On top of that, I struggle to stay on a job for more than 6 months because of either autism burnout, and not being a ‘good culture fit’. It‘s as if I’m destined to live an unstable life while my friends and family have long-term employment, and buying houses. I’m just so fucking tired with this bullshit, and I honestly want to head down to a cliff and jump off.

If I hear another suggestion to gEt OuT mOrE aNd TrAvEl, I will fucking strangle them, because guess what? I HAVE NO FUCKING MONEY!!!! FUND MY TRAVEL IF YOU WANT TO GET OUT MORE GO FUCK YOURSELF

Been job hunting for months and honestly losing hope, and I don’t just see anything improving with the way things are. People are always saying don‘t give up and all that crap, but when you keep on being rejected for not having enough experience, regardless if your resume is good and you do well in job interviews. On top of that, I struggle to stay on a job for more than 6 months because of either autism burnout, and not being a ‘good culture fit’. It‘s as if I’m destined to live an unstable life while my friends and family have long-term employment, and buying houses. I’m just so fucking tired with this bullshit, and I honestly want to head down to a cliff and jump off.

Hi all,

I'm (27 M VIC) looking to gain experience working with children to supplement my library degree as I want to become either a Children and Youth Services Librarian or Teacher Librarian*.

I'm tossing up between the Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care and Certificate IV in School Based Education Support**, but I wasn't too which of those two pathways are right for my overall goal.

Any advice would be appreciated!

*Currently unemployed and looking for a library job, but its been hard out here, and feeling super demoralised going to interviews and being rejected because I dOnT hAvE eNoUgH eXpErIeNcE, and I need to be doing something productive and earn a living. I'm currently doing library volunteer work which has been great, but unfortunately doesn't pays. Therefore, I'm in no position to start another volunteer position in ed support or childcare.

**I am aware that I don't need a qualification to become a teacher aide, but I have thrown my resume to School Vic applicant pool, but had no luck.

Hi all,

I'm (27 M VIC) looking to gain experience working with children to supplement my library degree as I want to become either a Children and Youth Services Librarian or Teacher Librarian*.

I'm tossing up between the Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care and Certificate IV in School Based Education Support**, but I wasn't too which of those two pathways are right for my overall goal.

Any advice would be appreciated!

*Currently unemployed and looking for a library job, but its been hard out here, and feeling super demoralised going to interviews and being rejected because I dOnT hAvE eNoUgH eXpErIeNcE, and I need to be doing something productive and earn a living. I'm currently doing library volunteer work which has been great, but unfortunately doesn't pays. Therefore, I'm in no position to start another volunteer position in ed support or childcare.

**I am aware that I don't need a qualification to become a teacher aide, but I have thrown my resume to School Vic applicant pool, but had no luck.