Joy Garden Herbal Journal

A Taoist temple herb garden where traditional herbal shampoo ingredients are grown and harvested
From a Taoist Temple to Your Shower

Why Does a Taoist Master Make Her Own Herbal Shampoo?

She says that most shampoos sold in supermarkets — nearly 99% of them, in her...
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Herbal shampoo ingredients from a Taoist temple, including soapberry, He Shou Wu, and Chinese Arborvitae Leaf
From a Taoist Temple to Your Shower

What Was the Original Shampoo Like?

They would sometimes add seasonal botanicals into the preparation, such as honeysuckle or Tou Gu...
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1. From a Taoist Temple to Your Shower: How We Discovered This Herbal Shampoo
From a Taoist Temple to Your Shower

How We Discovered This Herbal Shampoo

“This is made in our Taoist temple. We prepare it ourselves using traditional herbal ingredients.”
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The Legend and History of He Shou Wu （Fo-ti)
Single Botanical Guide
The Legend and History of He Shou Wu （Fo-ti)
For topical benefits, many consumers prefer external hair care products (such as shampoos or scalp...
on August 21, 2026
Four traditional Chinese herbal plants used in the Joy Garden shampoo formula: He Shou Wu, Oriental Arborvitae Leaf, Soapberry, and Gleditsia
Classic Herbal Formula
The Four Key Plants in This Formula: He Shou Wu, Oriental Arborvitae Leaf, Soapberry, and Gleditsia
A medical text from the Yuan Dynasty’s imperial court specifically records a traditional palace hair-washing...
on August 14, 2026
A Taoist temple herb garden where traditional herbal shampoo ingredients are grown and harvested
From a Taoist Temple to Your Shower
Why Does a Taoist Master Make Her Own Herbal Shampoo?
She says that most shampoos sold in supermarkets — nearly 99% of them, in her...
on August 10, 2026

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