shampoo
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- noun
- /ʃæmˈpu/
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lavado
- At the salon, she requested a shampoo followed by a fresh haircut for a new look.
- shampoo and blow-dry
- shampoo and conditioner
- wash with shampoo
It's like you're after you've done your scrub detangle process with shampooing.
- It's like you're after you've done your scrub detangle process with shampooing.
- I would pay for just an hour straight of the shampooing.
Examples
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Then she would sit up and rub the cool shampoo all over her head.
Fiction book (1997) -
Just a really great shampoo.
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Oh, I just want a quick shampoo.
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- By the way, we're also missing shampoo.
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It's just a shampoo and trim.
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Why don't you come in and have a shampoo too?
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Daddy, I have to do 200 shampoos to graduate.
Blog text (9) -
Every week she's in La Belle for a shampoo and blow-dry at least.
Fiction book (1994) -
After a long day, I love to relax with a deep conditioning shampoo to keep my hair healthy.
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It's essential to use a gentle shampoo to prevent damaging your hair during washing.
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Etymology
The word shampoo originally meant a head massage, from the Hindi word champo meaning 'press' or 'massage'. That's why a shampoo can mean the act of washing and massaging the hair, as at a salon.