She carries memories around like souvenirs down in her pockets...: SPF.

I don't know about you, but my fair, freckled skin and I are sunscreen Nazis. I even buy lotion with sunscreen in it to wear everyday. I don't want to be one of those people that has leather skin when they're 50 or younger and I sure don't want skin cancer.

I am subscribed to DailyWorth and they send me interesting tips everyday about saving, spending, investing and living on a budget. Today's email was titled "SPF Zero?"... Uh oh.

Considering I've used two (or more) brands on the "worst offenders" list, I'm going online right now and buying some Kiss My Face... mostly because I like the name.

Here's what it said:

Top 3 Best and Worst Sunscreens

The Environmental Working Group recently analyzed 600 sunscreens and came away recommending only 20%.

What’s the problem? Despite the fact that the FDA announced in 1978 that it would regulate

sunscreens—and drew up proposed rules in 2007—the industry remains unregulated.

That means sunscreen manufacturers can make claims that aren’t necessarily true.

What might surprise you?

	Many sunscreens protect against sunburn-causing UVB rays, but leave skin exposed to the damaging effects of UVA rays.
	Up to 30% of sunscreens contain vitamin A, an antioxidant that slows the aging process but may accelerate the growth of cancerous tumors.
	One in five sunscreen is labeled SPF 50+ now (compared to one in eight in 2009), but the FDA warns that the values may not even be truthful.

Protect yourself and your family by spending wisely—check out the EWG’s recommended sunscreens, along with the best lip balms, moisturizers and make-up with SPF. Some winners: