The Good News: EWG’s Best Sunscreens
Yesterday we posted a link to the Environmental Working Group (EWG) database which is an in-depth analysis of the safety and effectiveness of more than 700 name-brand sunscreens. The new database lists products that offer the best combination of safety and effectiveness: they are formulated with the safest chemicals, are most effective at protecting against sunburn, and help prevent long-term damage caused by the sun’s UVA rays, which are linked to skin aging, wrinkling and, potentially, cancer.
This is the EWG’s List of Best Sunscreens:
All Terrain
Aquasport Performance Sunscreen, SPF 30
Aquasport Performance Sunscreen, SPF 30
Badger
Beyond Coastal
California BabySunscreen Lotion, SPF 30+, Citronella
Caribbean Solutions
Dessert Essence
Episencial
Estion
Jason Natural CosmeticsKabana Skin Care
L’uvalla Certified Organic
La Roche-Posay
Little Forest
Loving Naturals
Miessence
Purple Prairie Botanicals
Soleo Organicsthinkbaby and thinksport
Trukid
UV Natural
Vanicream
bethebestnanny.com 
Honestly I don't think I have ever seen any of these brands at our stores.
These can be found in Amazon, I know this is the way people in my neighborhood got a hold of them.Supposedly some had gone to some sections in the stores were these brands were and they were all gone. The news must be getting out.If I had money to invest I think I'd put it in those companies.
I've found California Baby at Whole Foods for about $20.It says it does not have a fragrane- but it does have an oder-one that is not pleasant- IMO.I've also tried Neutragena (sorry if I spelled that wrong…) and it's really hard to blend in.I like Baby Aveno the best, pleasant frangrance and blends in nicely.
Thanks I threw out the old stuff and am bringing this list with my Mom Boss to re-stock today.
Having just been diagnosed as having skin cancer on my face and I am of darker color I think we MUST use these products even if they are harder to find. Many sunscreens have toxins but even that is better than not using sunscreen at all. Thanks for this info!