The head, in relation to the human body, is the supreme governor of the seven meridians and eight collaterals. It is a microcosm of the body, representing holographic acupoints for various internal organs. All the yang meridians of the body converge in the head.
Chinese medicine holds that “the blood of the internal organs and the qi of the abdominal organs all ascend to the head.”
Start from Herbal ☛
The origin of Toudaotang and Three Dao Tang:
Exploration – Harvesting – Drying – Selection – Brewing – Soup Formation
Head Dao Tang has organized more than 130 Miao herb harvesters stationed at the foot of the Leigong Mountain.
They regularly collect wild Miao herbs for the products of Head Dao Tang. The freshly harvested Miao herbs undergo a series of processes, including further screening and dust removal, to ensure that the medicinal efficacy is maximized. The selected herbs are then precisely blended, packaged, and ready for brewing. Each soup is tailored to specific groups, and their medicinal effects vary.
Start from Herbal ☛
The origin of Toudaotang and Three Dao Tang:
Exploration – Harvesting – Drying – Selection – Brewing – Soup Formation
Head Dao Tang has organized more than 130 Miao herb harvesters stationed at the foot of the Leigong Mountain.
They regularly collect wild Miao herbs for the products of Head Dao Tang. The freshly harvested Miao herbs undergo a series of processes, including further screening and dust removal, to ensure that the medicinal efficacy is maximized. The selected herbs are then precisely blended, packaged, and ready for brewing. Each soup is tailored to specific groups, and their medicinal effects vary.
The dozens of Miao herbs used by Head Dao Tang come from Miao herb planting bases in remote mountains in China, such as Guizhou and Yunnan.
Every year, researchers from the Miao Herb Research Institute venture deep into the mountains to explore ideal geological environments suitable for the growth of various Miao herbs.
“Green hills and clear waters are as valuable as mountains of gold and silver.” Head Dao Tang shoulders the responsibility of ecological environment protection. Each Miao herb is planted in conditions that adhere to ecological balance, following the natural growth patterns of plants. White fresh skin is harvested in three years, and Dangshen (Codonopsis pilosula) is harvested in five years. This ensures the vitality and natural properties of each Miao herb. Head Dao Tang follows the natural timing, picking each Miao herb at its moment of natural maturity. For example, Foti is harvested in August, Sanqi in October, Lily on sunny days, and Codonopsis pilosula at 5 a.m. on cloudy days. This adheres to the natural principles of harvesting for each Miao herb, aligning with the way of health preservation.
Miao herb masters choose clear and windy days before sunrise to spread the herbs thinly on reed mats, allowing the energy of sunlight to saturate each Miao herb. The herbs are turned three to five times during the process to ensure even exposure to sunlight. At dusk, the herbs are rolled up and covered to prevent moisture. Head Dao Tang’s Miao herbs typically undergo sun-drying and wind-drying twice to obtain high-quality soup materials. After sun-drying, the herb masters perform an initial screening to remove floating herbs and impurities. They then conduct further sorting, selecting herbs that are not infested with insects, free from decay, and dust-free. Finally, healthy and intact Miao herbs are categorized and stored, awaiting transportation and grinding.
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Remove Residual
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Toughen Hair Follicle
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Moisturizes Tendons
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清洁发丝、头皮、毛囊
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Let’s take a look at the changes after your scalp therapy.
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Brush your hair with Toudaotang sandalwood comb again.
Warm blow-dry and comb the hair with sandalwood comb
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scalp, and follicles,
improving the scalp condition
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Relieve anxiety and eliminate fatigue
Improve sub-health problems in the head, dredge and care, nine bands of scraping and shasha
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Soothe and care for your scalp
Five pots of Miao Grassland soup with precise techniques by a beautician
Three soups for the head, “Two mixed soups for the head”
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Conducting scalp analysis with a scalp detection device.
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Scalp Treatment
Assorted freshly-harvested herbs are ground and simmered with small molecules of pure water to create a soup that integrates three steps, i.e., cleansing, repairing and nourishing, to relieve tension headaches, reduce scalp oil, repair damaged hair and alleviate other sub-health issues related to hair and scalp.
Scalp Detox
It helps promote metabolism in sebaceous glands, cleanse scalp and hair follicles, and alleviate sub-health issues such as scalp oil, scalp itch and scalp sensitivity.
Deep Sleep
Soup applying, brushing, scraping and moxibustion in sequence alleviate stress-induced chronic insomnia in sub-healthy people.
Anti-Aging
Erase the traces of time with 6 in 1 care, i.e., tendon massage, nourishment with soup, mind purification, body build-up, stress relief and self-relaxation.
