The Kitchen Hair Tonic is a free three-ingredient recipe from Desiree, built on Traditional Chinese Medicine principles. Get it at desireedelunae.com/hair-tonic.
How The Tonic Is Taken
You take it internally. It is a paste you eat rather than something you apply to your scalp.
One spoonful a day. The time of day does not matter, and it does not need to be taken with food, so take it whenever you will remember it.
Where To Source The He Shou Wu
He Shou Wu is the ingredient people ask about most, and it is the one worth buying carefully. Look for a certified organic powder from a seller who states where the root was grown and processed.
This is the one Desiree buys: He Shou Wu on Amazon
Before You Start
If you take prescription medication, or you are working with a doctor or another practitioner, check with them before you add a new herb.
Our customer support team cannot advise on whether an herb is right for you. That is a question for someone who knows your history.
How To Get The Recipe
It is free. Open desireedelunae.com/hair-tonic, enter your details, and the recipe arrives in your inbox.
If The Recipe Has Not Arrived…
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Where To Go Next
If you want to understand why these ingredients and not others, that is the Kitchen Medicine workshop. It covers eating for your own constitution, and it is the approach this recipe comes out of.
If you would rather begin free, Desiree's Seasonal Tea Recipes are built on the same principles, one for summer and one for winter.
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