Carter+Jane
Carter+Jane offers 1 product on QuickRatey across Beauty & Personal Care, with an average QuickRatey score of 96/10 and recurring certifications including USDA Organic, Vegan, Cruelty-Free.
Standards & certifications
Verified credentials appearing across Carter+Jane's product range.
Score breakdown
Average scores across our scoring pillars.
- Animal Welfare100/10
- Sourcing98/10
- Labor97/10
- Transparency96/10
- Environment94/10
Categories covered
Where Carter+Jane shows up across our directory.
- Beauty & Personal Care1
What reviewers highlight
Strengths mentioned most often across Carter+Jane's products.
- ✓High concentration of Vitamin K helps brighten dark under-eye circles.
- ✓Extremely lightweight texture that absorbs instantly into the skin.
- ✓Simplifies skin routines significantly, saving both time and money.
Sustainability commitments
"Sourced from a woman-owned cooperative; shipping is carbon-neutral and packaging is plastic-free."
Products from Carter+Jane
Carter+Jane
The Everything Oil
Discover The Everything Oil by Carter+Jane, an organic waterless serum that is worth it for simplifying your routine with a single high-performance multitasker.
Carter+Jane — frequently asked questions
Is Carter+Jane a good brand?
QuickRatey scores every Carter+Jane product we track from 0–100 using Quality, Value, User Experience and Brand & Trust. The average of those scores, shown on this page, is the fastest way to judge Carter+Jane against rivals in the same category.
How does QuickRatey rate Carter+Jane?
Independently. We combine verifiable signals — certifications, materials, warranty and repairability, recall and controversy history, price-to-performance and aggregated owner sentiment. Brands cannot pay for a score or placement.
What are the best alternatives to Carter+Jane?
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Where can I buy Carter+Jane products?
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