I would try to build your roll until you had 100 buyins for whatever you want to play.
Stick to the freebies my friend and try and build it up
Bankroll management is really important to be disciplined in and so is table selection. I would wait for a bigger bankroll first - ideally 100+ buyins for the stakes you are playing.
It reminds me of a story from poker pro Phil Hellmuth. Recently after winning the
wsop main event (!) he entered a local casino and of course heads turned to see if the world champion would enter the highest stakes table. Phil said, he had to shallow his pride and keep his ego in check. They would undoubtedly be whispering gossip on whether or not he was less wealthy than he claimed if he wasn't at the highest stakes, but Phil admitted (in the interview he was telling the story at years later) that he could have entered as he had the money to do so, but he didn't want to risk the variance: he just wanted an "easier table" he knew he could play well at. So he didn't sit down at the highest stakes table that day, nor did he sit down at the 2nd table, but at the 5th table!
If Hellmuth can ignore caring about what others think for bankroll safety and discipline, than why shouldn't we as well? Variance is a poker killer that has bankrupted many pro players (multiple times in many cases!) and bankroll management is even more important than poker ability in many cases.