Jason Humphries and John O'Shea, co-founders of Singapore skincare brand Suu Balm, delve into the challenges and triumphs behind their entrepreneurial journey.

Spring is getting thicker, the temperature is gradually rising, the rain and wind are increasing, the skin suddenly grows a piece of white or light red pimples, and the itching is incomparable, it will dissipate by itself in a few days, but it will recur again, many people think it is a sign of eczema attack, in fact, it is another allergic skin disease - urticaria, commonly known as rheumatism. From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, acute rheumatism has a great relationship with the invasion of wind evil, when the human body is weak such as lack of qi and blood or weakness of the spleen and stomach, it will be easy for wind evil to invade the body.

People with eczema often need topical steroids to control their condition, but even if they feel itchy for a long time, they should not over-use the medication, if they scratch the affected area with their hands, the skin will only break down and expand the scope of eczema. However, there are many skin product brands that are committed to conducting research and bringing solutions to the problem of itchy skin in people with eczema. Suu Balm, a skincare brand developed by Singapore's National Skin Centre, has launched a series of products that relieve itching and re-establish the skin's barrier to address skin problems at the root.