shampoo
Japanese Name:
シャンプー
Romaji Name:
shanpuu
Description
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Shampoo is a liquid soap used for cleaning hair and scalp. It helps remove dirt, oil, and sweat from your hair.
Shampoo is usually applied to wet hair, then rubbed to make bubbles, and finally rinsed out with water.
History
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The word “shampoo” originally comes from the Hindi word “chāmpo,” which means to press, knead, or massage. The practice of washing and massaging the hair and scalp dates back centuries in South Asia.
The modern concept of shampoo as a liquid hair cleanser was introduced to Europe and the Western world in the 19th century, evolving from traditional hair-washing methods.
Shampoo became widely popular and commercially available in the early 20th century with the development of soap-based and later synthetic detergent-based formulas, which are gentler on hair.
Today, shampoo is an essential personal care product worldwide, available in many varieties for different hair types and needs.