
Chicago Entrepreneurs Claude Lanier and Edward Carter Are Making
Skin Health a Priority During National Men's Health Month
As June marks National Men's Health Month, conversations often focus on fitness, heart health, and mental wellness. However, skin health is another important aspect of overall well-being that deserves attention. Two Chicago entrepreneurs are helping people care for their skin through products designed to nourish, protect, and heal.
Claude Lanier and Edward Carter, founders of Bread House Butters and Essentials LLC, have built their company around a simple mission: improving the quality of life for individuals struggling with skin conditions such as eczema, psoriasis, and chronic dryness.
What makes their story especially noteworthy is their commitment to quality. During a recent conversation, Lanier and Carter shared that they manufacture their shea butter products and lotions in-house. While many companies outsource production to reduce costs, they chose a different approach.
Their decision was not driven by savings but by a desire to maintain complete control over the consistency and effectiveness of every product they create. By overseeing production themselves, they ensure customers receive the same quality experience with every purchase.
As Chicago natives, both entrepreneurs have combined their passion for helping others with their business expertise to create a brand focused on natural skincare solutions. Their use of shea butter, known for its moisturizing and skin-supporting properties, has helped establish Bread House Butters and Essentials LLC as a company dedicated to wellness.
During National Men's Health Month, their work serves as a reminder that healthy skin is an essential part of overall health. Through dedication and a genuine desire to help others, Claude Lanier and Edward Carter continue making a positive impact one product at a time.