GOODAL Green Tangerine Vitamin C Cream
- 1.69 fluid ounces of cream
- Vitamin C as the key ingredient
- All skin types, adult
- Green Tangerine scent
Last refreshed Aug 4, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A cream built on vitamin C for all skin types, with a green tangerine scent. The entry offers little beyond the ingredient and size, so benefits and directions come from the label.
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ASIN: B0GGM7V79CCategory: Moisturizers
Overview
Goodal Green Tangerine Advanced is a cream built around vitamin C, named for the green tangerine in its scent. It is listed for adults and for every skin type.
A single named active and a citrus scent make the pitch easy to follow. The limitation is a thin listing: no benefit claims, concentrations or directions appear, so the cream is judged on its name and ingredient.
Who it's for
Skincare users who like vitamin C in a cream and enjoy a citrus note are the target. Fragrance sensitive skin and shoppers who need clear benefit claims should check the packaging.
Pros and cons
- Vitamin C named as key ingredient
- Listed for all skin types
- Scented, not fragrance free
- Benefit claims missing
- Vitamin C strength unknown
Performance notes
Vitamin C is the antioxidant and brightening ingredient, and the cream base carries it onto the skin. The entry gives no strength, so how visible any change will be is not known. Steady use, with a daily sunscreen, is what vitamin C routines rely on.
Specifications
| Brand | Goodal |
|---|---|
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Size | 1.69 Fluid Ounceslower than 78% of 148 moisturizers |
| Capacity & performance | |
| Age Range | Adult |
| Other details | |
| Skin Type | All |
| Key Ingredients | Vitamin C |
| Item Form | Cream |
| Scent | Green Tangerine [Advanced] |
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Frequently asked questions
Can I use Goodal Green Tangerine Advanced every day?
No frequency is stated, so follow the label. Patch test first, since it is a scented vitamin C cream.
Does it contain sunscreen?
No sun protection is listed, so it does not replace a separate sunscreen.
What does Advanced mean in the name?
The entry does not explain it, and the scent field repeats the word. Check the packaging for what changed.