I don't live in hot climate, however, I've had a problem with Mac's Studio Moisture tint sliding off my face when i workout at the Y and also when I was in the pool during my daughter's mommy & me swim class. However, this stuff has not slide off so far. It's been good. I would set this though with maybe a translucent powder to be safe or use a primer under it.

I've only been using it during the cold winter here in Illinois and Wisconsin so I can't tell you about warm weather use. I could probably tell you in 6 months.

I actually mix it with primer and my foundation. I put a little of all three in my hand, rub together and smooth all three on together. Like you would if you were just putting on moisturizer. I waitress and sweat all night long. I have had good luck with that method. I always get complements on how great my skin looks.

As a former Florida resident, I wouldn't recommend this for the steamy Florida summers (or fall). It's fairly thick.

I live in Hawaii and I use this every day with no problems of running or streaking. Sometimes if I'm not careful when applying it can get in my eyes and sting. I wouldn't work out in it, I think it might run if you sweat a lot. If you want sheer coverage with SPF and moisturizer, this is worth a try.

I use a tiny amount of a mineral foundation after the You Rebel has dried. I live in Manhattan, where the summers are hot and sticky. Just using You Rebel, in my experience, will melt off your face :( Just a tiny bit of face powder would do the trick as well, just use one similar to your skin tone as not to wash out the color of You Rebel.

your rebel light has less tint than the you rebel. I use you rebel in the summer, and sometimes switch to the light version in the winter

you rebel is the darker shade for deeper skin tones. you rebel lite is for lighter skin tones.

you rebel is darker than you rebel light. the light version is EXTREMELY light, it's for fair skin.

YouRebel light is slightly, and i mean SLIGHTLY less ORANGE than the reguler YouRebel. also, this line of tinted moisterizers look ver greasy, and have barly any coverage, soo if your considaring buying this i would definantly reacemend the Tarte Tinted moisterizer. much more coverage, and nateral.

Some people feel that YouRebel has a little bit of an orange tint so they choose to use the lite version.

If she is fair, definitely go with the lighter one. I have medium/olive skin tone and am pretty tan right now just because of it being summer and the darker one fit my complexion perfectly. To be honest though, since she's a teen and they deal with so much texture/complexion changing and sometimes acne and just all together problem skin, I wouldn't recommend this product at all. It's extremely greasy! I actually took mine back and got the Sephora tinted moisturizer...which is 10$ cheaper...and has an SPF 20. It comes in five different shades and is a matte. It feels very velvety...doesn't feel like you're wearing makeup at all, but gives just enough coverage that you don't need anything else. Urban Decay and Tarte also have great ones. As long as they say oil free...she'll be fine. But even if she has no problems with acne, I feel this product would cause some especially in a teen. Hope this helps.

You Rebel is pretty sheer so your daughter might be okay with either. If she's super fair skinned, I would go with the You Rebel Lite. I have a light olive complexion and have no problems with You Rebel blending in...even after spending a week on the beach and getting sun. I can even use it in the winter when my skin hasn't seen any sun!

I would try the lite formula first if she is fair skinned. I have purchesed the lite in winter when my skin is not tanned ,sometimes I mix them together!

I would buy the light. I am olive skin and I have the darker shade. It blends well with my skin. When I tried the fair tone, it was far too light for my skin tone, so that should work well for her!

an defiantly different tinted moisterizer

Yes. It's GREAT for tan skin colors. Just remember, a little product goes a long way. Good luck :)

Absolutely. It's actually a fairly deep shade, but pretty sheer, so it works on lots of skin tones. I have a girlfriend much tanner than me, and she loves it too.

Yes, it does. I have a medium complexion (NC35) and it's perfect for me.

Test it first in the store, you want to make sure you get the right shade...I think there are a few different shades. But I would say yes it would be ok.

I use it all year round, whether it's my winter pale or my summer tan. It seems to adapt just fine to my skin tone.

i don't see why not. i would recommend You Rebel, not the light, for your skintone.

Depending on your skin tone, this might be too light for you. Instead of buying a whole tube, you could order something else online and try to get a sample. You could also go into the store and ask for a sample (or just try it there).

It is a great product...even if it is a little light, you could mix it with a traditional foundation.

Yes! My friend is incredibly tan, and I am very fair. We both use this product, despite our different tone/texture/and undertones. I don't think you will be disappointed if you try it!

I have medium-tan skin, and I'm biracial (black & white). This seems to blend seamlessly and looks natural. The coverage is supersheer. It should blend nice with your skintone

I believe it would work well on your skin tone. The color is really light, and it blends smoothly so there is no weird lines from where your makeup ends. It only comes in light and dark, and I have olive skin so I think that the light one is only for girls who are super white.

i wouldn't recommend it. when using this product it made my skin extra dry. i would moisturize first, then apply the tinted moisturizer. i found this way to be much more effective.

I use it as my daily moisturizer and I don't have any problems with dry skin.

It feels really good on my skin and moisturizers really well so I would say that you wouldn't need a daily moisturizer

Yes.

Yes I use it as my daily moisturizer!

You Rebel is for medium skin tones and You Rebel Lite is for fair skin tones. Try the samples they provide at Sephora by putting it along your jaw line or on the back of your hand :)

The Rebel is quite a bit darker...more for honey/olivey type skin tones. The light is for an ivory/more pink toned skin type.

This product only comes in two different shades. For people who are fairer and have more yellow tones in their skin, then the you rebel lite works the best for you. For people who have darker skin, then the regular shade will work. I am olive skin and I use the regular shade. When I tried the lite it did not work for me.

you rebel is for darker skin tones. you rebel lite is for lighter skintones.

well you rebel light is for lighter skin tones and you rebel is for the warmer skin tomes

You could just use this alone as a "foundation" if you are comfortable with the sheer coverage (it is definitely sheer) but I've found that if I use this first, then brush on some of the Bare Minerals foundation over, then it gives me just enough coverage without looking too heavy.

I've also gotten compliments on how clear my face looks after using both products, so I think it works rather well!

Yes, it is definitely thick enough that you don't need anything else. I would recommend an oil free tinted moisturizer though. Sephora has a very good priced one that comes in five shades...urban decay has a great product...and tarte as well. All of which you don't need to put on any makeup with. They're not as thick as base...but give enough coverage that you don't need it. Hope this helps :)

You could use it as a foundation if you want minimal coverage. It gives the skin a glow but will not cover like a foundation.

The coverage on this product is somewhat minimal. This product offers sheer coverage. If you wanted something with better coverage, I would use a liquid foundation, or you could even use a powder over this. I use this on my face daily, but I do not use foundation at all because I only need sheer coverage. Use a powder with it if you need it, if not this product works great on its own!

I replace this with my foundation during the summer months where a sun-kissed tan accompanied by You Rebel can hide all flaws, plus it has spf 15!

My only complaint is the lid. I put it in a baggy when traveling because the it has made a mess in my makeup bag before. It is a design flaw as it happened with the last tube. I will still buy it again because I love the stuff!

Ugh i have so much trouble with the packaging, I travel a lot and if i dont have the tube all by itself and protect it from anything that could weigh on it, when i open it it all oozes out. The tube also gets kinked up and you cant straighten it out without losing more product :/

I've been using this product a long, long time...years. It's always been packaged the same. I have never had any wasted productl. A little product goes a long way and I've used it all up until I have squashed down the tube into a very small piece...

I've gone through several tubes of You Rebel over the years, and I haven't found that to be problem. If anything, I like the control the packaging gives you. And a little goes a long way.

The tube is simply like one to contain toothpaste. It is not completely impossible to get out.

Yes, totally worth the money. I think Sephora gurantees everything...so if you don't like it, I think you can return it as long as you have a receipt.

It all depends on the person, of course, but I don't use anything else. I worked at beauty stores for years and have tried basically every product out there. I'm very happy with it...both because it keeps my skin moisturized during the day (i have very dry skin) and it covers beautifully. When I don't wear it, people ask me if I'm getting sick.

Having said that, it is important to remember that everyone has different skin and different needs. If you can, ask your friend to let you try it for a few days. That's what I did with my best friend. That was 4 years ago and I literally never buy anything else!

I have also been worshiping it for a couple of years now as well. I think it is worth the money. It is the one tinted moisturizer that works for me. I have really sensitive skin and I sweat a lot at my job. So far so good!

the aloe vera is wicked refreshing on your face after you apply it on. your face will appear a little oily right after you put it on but for me its only temporary. the only real problem i have with this product so far is the fact that sometimes the stuff just oozes out of the container when you open it lol.