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It's my favorite skin care product presently. The light formula is really great for when the weather is humid and you're looking for a light/ sheer product

Brainscape has been very helpful to me when it comes to studies. As a medical student, I know it's not easy to cram everything. Since I started using Brainscape I've seen significant improvement in my ability to memorize using flashcards. When I'm done studying my personal deck, I get to practice with other medical student's flash cards too.

I started using Toggl app recently and so far it's been a pleasurable experience. It takes time management to a whole new level for me. I think the best features so far are the 'Add time entries retroactively' and the 'Add tags' features. Makes time management easier.

Well for me, I think Sweatcoin is good and the rewards are okay too. But the algorithm they setup to check for whether steps are authentic is sometimes wrong. I mean this app pays you for walking so I guess it's only fair for them to be strict while handlig out Sweatcoins. What I love the most is the marketplace donations, daily rewards, marketplace bids( even though I don't have enough to bid yet, I like to check what's going on with the biddings) and monthly challenge where you get a chance to win prizes from the monthly draws +25 Sweatcoins for completing the race. The marketplace offers are okay but they can still improve. Overall though, I've been enjoying making my steps count as rewards. Keep it up. Sweatcoin!

Upwork is that platform you can use to improve yourself and your ability to pitch and write proposals. It's a really competitive space so it'll challenge you to improve yourself to be able to get your proposals accepted and subsequently get hired by prospective clients. The only downsides are having to pay for connects and the Upwork service fees. I once got paid $10, for instance, by a client but I ended up getting just $7.0.

Marketagent is really reliable when it comes to surveys. They have so many survey tabs all you have to do is fill out your details then choose the one you want to take. They also send survey invitations periodically via email so you don't miss out on surveys. The only thing is you'll have to accumulate up to 1000 points before you can withdraw.

I'd been wanting to start crypto but didn't know were to start. A friend recommended Probits and although initially I wasn't able to start because of the new crypto investors restrictions, my friend later told me that they had lifted it and now accept credit deposits. Really convenient for me