shampoo

[shamˈpuː]

shampoo Definition

a liquid preparation used for washing the hair or other types of hair, typically consisting of a combination of detergent and conditioning agents.

Using shampoo: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "shampoo" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    I need to buy a new bottle of shampoo.

  • Example

    This shampoo is specially formulated for dry hair.

  • Example

    She uses a natural shampoo made from herbs.

  • Example

    The salon offers a variety of shampoos for different hair types.

shampoo Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for shampoo

Phrases with shampoo

  • a type of shampoo that cleanses the hair without using water, typically in the form of a powder or spray

    Example

    When I'm in a hurry, I use dry shampoo to freshen up my hair.

  • a type of shampoo that removes buildup from the hair, typically used once a week

    Example

    After swimming in the pool, I use a clarifying shampoo to remove chlorine from my hair.

  • a mild and gentle shampoo designed for babies and young children

    Example

    I always use baby shampoo on my toddler's hair because it's gentle and doesn't irritate her eyes.

Origins of shampoo

from Hindi 'chāmpo', meaning 'to knead'

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Summary: shampoo in Brief

The term 'shampoo' [shamˈpuː] refers to a liquid preparation used for washing the hair or other types of hair, typically consisting of a combination of detergent and conditioning agents. It includes specialized types like 'dry shampoo,' which cleanses the hair without water, and 'clarifying shampoo,' which removes buildup. 'Baby shampoo' is a mild and gentle option for young children.

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