Sunblock

Sunblock is sucha hard purchase, but thanks to Jen R's blog's link, I think the decision will become easier. I need to bookmark that link for future sunblock purchases.

Of the two I have in my house, I'm "breaking even" in the healthiness and effectiveness areas.

Neutrogena, Sensitive Skin Sunblock Lotion, SPF 30
rates at a 2, which is good (0-2)
Has the benefit of being a full bottle that doesn't expire until 04/2010, PABA-free (I'm allergic to that stuff), fragrance-free, and hypo-allergenic.

Neutrogena, Healthy Defense Oil-Free Sunblock Lotion, SPF 45
rates at a 7, which is bad (6-10)
This is almost empty and is kinda turnin' old, so I don't mind tossing it out. The expiration date got smeared off, it's PABA-free, and claims to be a broad spectrum UVS/UVB protectorant. As that website states, many of the sunblocks aren't the broad spectrum protection that they claim to be.

I wonder what the Eucerin and Cetaphil brands rate as? Their lotions are good for sensitive skin...