Ms. Cai Sun and Ms. Leia Cheng (center), the owners of
ToudaotangHerbal Head Spa, perform the official ribbon cutting on Saturday, March 22nd.
Orange, Connecticut, March 25, 2025— On Saturday, a ribbon-cutting followed by a Chinese lion dance marked the official grand opening of Toudaotang Herbal Head Spa. Located at 236 Boston Post Road (Units 14-15), Orange, the herbal head spa honors the principles of traditional Chinese medicine, creating treatments that integrate natural herbs and acupoint techniques for a holistic wellness experience.
According to owner Ms. Cai Sun (Sunny), “Our journey began with a profound belief that head health is the foundation of holistic well-being. Drawing inspiration from the ancient Miao herbal formula, we’ve developed a unique approach to health, beauty, and vitality, merging time-honored remedies with modern innovations.”
Sunny is the founder of the “TouDaoTang” brand and is the General Manager of Toudaotang USA.
Toudaotang team members, State Representative Kathleen Kennedy, Town of Orange Selectman Mitch Goldblatt, and Orange Chamber of Commerce Executive Director, Barry Lee Cohen Cohen are joined by Chinese lion dancers. The lion dance is performed to bring good fortune happiness and an auspicious start for a new business.
Co-owner, Ms. Leia Cheng noted, “Every product used is crafted from all-natural ingredients, free from preservatives or additives, ensuring safety and efficacy. While the spa remains deeply connected to tradition, we continuously adapt and innovate to meet modern wellness needs.”
Barry Lee Cohen, Executive Director of the Orange Chamber of Commerce, Mitch Goldblatt, Town of Orange Selectman, and
State Representative Kathleen Kennedy (R-119) joined the owners for the grand opening, along with Toudaotang’s staff, friends, family, and public.
Cohen said, “The lion did not only dance but roared to an auspicious opening today! On behalf of the Chamber, we wish Sunny and Leia good fortune and much success!”
An Orange Chamber of Commerce member, Toudaotang Herbal Head Spa also offers massage therapy, traditional Chinese medicine, and facial therapy. To learn more, visit https://www.toudaotang.us/
Toudaotang spa owners, Cai Sun and Leia Cheng