Pronunciation: /ʃæmˈpuː/
noun a liquid or cream substance used for cleaning the hair
A1 I need to buy shampoo for my hair.
A2 She ran out of shampoo, so she had to use soap instead.
B1 I prefer to use organic shampoo for my sensitive scalp.
B2 The salon recommended a special shampoo for colored hair to maintain its vibrancy.
C1 The high-end shampoo brand promises to repair damaged hair with regular use.
C2 The celebrity's favorite shampoo costs a fortune but is said to work wonders on all hair types.
verb to clean the hair with shampoo
A1 I shampoo my hair every morning.
A2 She shampoos her dog once a week.
B1 He usually shampoos his car on weekends.
B2 The hotel provides complimentary shampoo for guests.
C1 The salon offers a variety of high-end shampoos for different hair types.
C2 After swimming in the pool, she always shampoos her hair to remove chlorine.
formal I always use a high-quality shampoo to keep my hair healthy and clean.
informal Hey, do you have any extra shampoo I can borrow?
slang I need to grab some more 'poo from the store.
figurative She shampooed her mind of negative thoughts by practicing mindfulness.
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