awapuhi
- noun
- /ˌɑːwəˈpuːhi/
- US
- After a swim, he rinsed his hair with awapuhi to refresh it naturally.
Examples
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She massaged awapuhi into her hair to leave it soft and fragrant.
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Traditional Hawaiian remedies often include awapuhi for its gentle cleansing properties.
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She used awapuhi to wash her hair.
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The awapuhi extract smells wonderful.
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In Hawaii, many people use awapuhi as a natural conditioner for their hair due to its fragrant and moisturizing properties.
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The clear liquid extracted from the awapuhi flower heads is traditionally used by locals as a gentle shampoo.
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After washing his hair, he applied awapuhi to enhance its shine and fragrance, a practice he learned from his grandmother.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Awapuhi for the clear liquid comes from the Hawaiian use of the ginger flower juice as a natural 'shampoo' or conditioner. That's why awapuhi means a fragrant, hair-softening liquid today.