SpongeBob Squarepants Childrens Sunscreen SPF 30 Hypoallergenic

Too bad I can't find this for sale anywhere now--I hope it comes back soon. This and its cousin, Dora the Explorer, are the only two sunscreens that I can find that work as advertised--they do not look white on your skin. They are pretty much invisible. Dora goes on a bit pink but quickly becomes invisible. This says it goes on yellow, but it looks invisible to me almost immediately. My wife and I have tried many mineral-based sunscreens and they range from too white to extremely white (like Badger), no matter what the promotional material says. Some are almost like theater face make-up, you might as well use a zinc ointment and save some money if you want to look white. A few aren't so bad, but these two are the only ones we've found that really don't look white on your skin, and it's less expensive than many. These also don't run and collect in wrinkles nearly as bad as most we've tried. If I can't find this again I may go back to chemical sunscreens and just hope they don't cause me more harm than the sun would.

These arrived today with a little bit of a bright orange Big Lots price tag peeled off. They are being resold after being purchased at discount stores. Not cool. This is sunscreen I'm putting on my child to help prevent sunburn and skin cancer-- not a dollar store toy! I'm returning it.