Founder Story
Where Did it all Start?
I know what it’s like to live with persistent skin problems. I struggled with dermatitis for years, trapped in a frustrating cycle of flare-ups that would linger sometimes for years. What I didn’t realize then was that inflammation is a cycle—it evolves in stages. If you don’t stop it early, it becomes chronic, and your skin struggles to recover.
That’s why I created Nu Barrier Moisturizing Balm—a solution that I wish I’d had when my skin problems first began. This isn’t just another soothing cream. It’s a targeted approach to halt inflammation, before it has the chance to break down your skin barrier and lead to long-term damage.
Understanding the Power of Early Intervention
Here’s the truth: inflammation doesn’t become chronic overnight. It starts small—maybe a little redness, itching, or irritation that feels manageable. But left unchecked, that initial inflammation disrupts your skin’s protective barrier. Moisture escapes, irritants get in, and suddenly your skin is in a constant state of defense.
The result? Chronic inflammation, where your skin’s natural ability to heal is overwhelmed. That’s when flare-ups stop being temporary and become a long-term problem. What I discovered after years of research is that the barrier and skin inflammation worsen in a closely connected way. The longer inflammation persists the worse your barrier becomes.
But here’s the good news: you don’t have to let it get that far.
What Makes Nu Barrier Unique
As someone who’s been through the ups and downs of dermatitis, I created Nu Barrier Moisturizing Balm to do what other products couldn’t—repair the skin barrier to prevent inflammation from getting out of control. It works at the very first signs of a flare-up, calming redness and irritation.
By actively supporting early barrier repair and helping to calm irritation, this balm gives your skin the chance to heal naturally—no steroids, no harsh chemicals, just science-backed barrier support. Keeping it on hand means you can address flare-ups early, preventing them from escalating into chronic inflammation that's difficult to manage. It’s about taking control of your skin’s health, not waiting for things to get worse.
