All Butter’d Up mission is to give us practical ways to implement self-care in our daily lives, ”Says Lorè Enjoli Artwork

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All Butter’d Up mission is to give us practical ways to implement self-care in our daily lives, ”Says Lorè Enjoli

April 28, 2025 • Larvetta Loftin • Season 9 • Episode 113

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Episode 113:

Guest Name: Lorè Enjoli

Guest Business: All Butter’d Up

EPISODE SUMMARY

In this episode of the Black Businesses Matter Podcast, we chat with Lorè Enjoli, the Founder of All Butter’d Up, a luxury skincare brand specializing in oil-based, non-greasy body care products that empower busy women to prioritize self-care through thoughtfully curated experiences.

Lorè shares her inspiring journey, tracing her love for fragrances and skincare back to her childhood in Chicago’s South Shore neighborhood. Influenced by her grandmother’s extensive perfume collection and their time crafting homemade salves together, Lorè developed an early passion for creating products that nurture the skin and spirit.

The spark for All Butter’d Up came in 2017 when Lorè crafted her first batch of body butter as heartfelt gifts for church members. As demand grew, and after months of making products for free, a supportive customer encouraged her to turn her passion into a business. Drawing on her background in business and entrepreneurship, Lorè expanded All Butter’d Up into a growing self-care community rooted in wellness and empowerment.

Lorè also speaks candidly about building a brand that centers self-love, the importance of maintaining authenticity, and the power of creating space for women to care for themselves unapologetically.

If you’re passionate about wellness, entrepreneurship, or building community through self-care, this is the episode for you!

IN THIS EPISODE, I TALK ABOUT…

What was Lorè like as a child?
What does all-natural mean for All butter’d up
Origin of All Butter’d up
Improving and changing your business
BBM Brag Moment
What brings them joy?
Why do black businesses matter?

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https://www.allbutterdup.com

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Larvetta L. Loftin

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