半月素

张老师研发的半月素，将名贵药材力渗透到头皮，做到一清、二养、三通、四长的，3-7天既可改善掉发掉发的问题，21天长出新发，一个月头发漆黑稠密，3个月头发明显的增多增厚，坚持运用半月素，头发始终保持健康状况，让你看起来年青20岁不是梦。

发现，电视购物正在热销一款名为半月素的产品，在全国掀起一轮抢购的热潮，张老师自身便是一位秃顶的男人，为了自己能长出头发，通过无数次的自身实验，研发出作用特别明显的半月素，不光让自己长出稠密的头发，还成功上十几万掉发的人士也成功生出漆黑的头发。

出身中医世家张老师承诺给广阔掉发人士，运用半月素，无论是什么原因引起的掉发，别管是全秃，谢顶，发际线上移，都可以运用半月素生出黑发，张老师研发的半月素是在自己的头发上做的实验，是真证的可以生新发，长黑发，从此离别掉发的好产品，让你喷一次长百根，喷十次长千根。

为了研发半月素，张老师将祖上留下的医治掉发的秘方进行深入研究，用了两年多时刻，反复调整，进行了上百次的实验，他数十次行走广西、贵州、云南等深山便是为了找到好材。半月素采用大山深处的名贵药材，当归、人参、川穹、侧柏叶等多年生道地药材，所以才能有奇特的医治作用。After his interview with Jasmine in St. Paul's Cathedral, Arthur Noel went home to his very luxurious chambers in Westminster, and wrote the following letter to Mrs. Ellsworthy:—

"MY DEAR MOTHER-FRIEND,

"The most curious thing has happened. I came accidentally to-day across the three girls about whom you were so interested. I met them at St. Paul's, and could not help speaking to the second one. The brightness, and yet the melancholy, of her little face attracted my attention. She was not with the rest of her party, but sat for some of the time on one of the chairs, and then knelt down and covered her face. Poor little soul! I think she was crying. My sympathies were roused by her, and I spoke. She flashed up a very bright glance at me, and we became friends on the spot. I took her about the cathedral, and showed her one or two objects of interest. She was full of intelligence. Then her sisters joined her, and your boy came up, and, of course, his name came out; and there was confusion and wondering glances, and the girl whom I had spoken to turned first crimson, and then white, and her dark grey eyes became full of tears. 'I know the Ellsworthys; they are my dear, dear friends!' she exclaimed.

"I found out where the three lived before I left them. They were accompanied by a prim-looking maiden lady, who was introduced to me as a Miss Slowcum, and who appeared to be taking excellent care of the pretty creatures. All three are delightful, and I have lost my heart to them all.

"Can I do anything for them? Of course you have already told me what perverse creatures they are, and Miss Jasmine confirmed your story, only, of course, she put her own coloring on it. I pity them, and yet, to a certain extent—forgive me, mother-friend—I admire their spirit. That eldest girl had a look about her face which will certainly keep every one from being rude to her. Such an expression of innocence and dignity combined I have seldom come across. Now, can I help them? It is an extraordinary thing, but I have a wonderful fellow-feeling for them. I can never forget the old days when I too was alone in London, and you took me up. Do you remember how you met me, and took my thin and dirty hands in yours, and looked into my face and said: 'Surely this is a gentleman's son, although he is clothed in rags?' I could just remember that I was a gentleman's son, and that I used to put my arms round a beautiful lady's neck and kiss her, and call her mother. Between her face and me there was a great horror of darkness, and suffering, and ill-usage; and my memories were feeble and dream-like. I don't even now recall them more vividly. You took me up, and—you know the rest of my history.