A Martin

Having been in natural healing and various forms of Eastern medicine, I have seen all kinds of healing methods precribed for various ailments from hair thinning, to skin diseases and much more.

I was introduced to the Taoist Soap by a collegue who is a doctor and studying both eastern and wester medicine; they also specialized in skin and hair problems, he told me about how this soap being a great tool to add to a regime to renew not only the scalp, but the skin and generate new hair growth in time.

Having been a good friend I knew he was not misleading me about the Taoist soap, so I went online and purchased the soap for myself (as I have suffered some thinning of hair over the years). I decieded to follow the instructions to the dot, and applied it only for 1-2 seconds, and washed off; i did not over-use the soap, and only used once or twice a week.

By week 2 I was already noticing a difference in my hair falling in the shower and bed; I thought it was just a coincidence and that maybe my hair was just going to improve anyway; at least until I went to the hair dressers and was told how my hair has improved so much from the last time they saw me (which was before I started using the Taoist soap).

This is how the story began, and today, I am a dumbfound love of the Taoist soap, and can openly reccomend it to anyone wishing to use it for skin or scalp.