- and
other contaminants,
similarly to soap.
Shampoos are
marketed to
people with hair.
There are also
shampoos intended for
animals that may
contain insecticides...
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shampoo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Shampoo is a soap-based
liquid or
solid used for
washing hair.
Shampoo may also
refer to:
Shampoo (duo)...
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Shampoo is a 1975
American comedy film
directed by Hal Ashby, and
starring Warren Beatty,
Julie Christie,
Goldie Hawn, Lee Grant, Jack Warden, Tony Bill...
- metals. In
addition to the
liquid shampoos,
there are dry
shampoos available for pets with fur. The waterless-foaming
shampoo is
applied directly into the...
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American toiletries brand. Its
products are
focused on hair care, such as
shampoos, conditioners, hair serums, gels, and sprays.
While its logo (along with...
-
commercial shampoo is an
unnecessary expense,
creates an
artificial cleansing cycle, and may
contain harmful ingredients.
Synthetic shampoos were introduced...
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performed on non-prescription
shampoos.[vague] In
stubborn cases some
doctors may
recommend keratolytic (dandruff)
shampoos (e.g. with sulfur, selenium...
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thoroughly as
clarifying shampoos,
which contain stronger surfactants to
remove buildup, oils, and residue.
Clarifying shampoos are
intended for occasional...
- A
shampoo and set was a hair
styling treatment that
first became po****r in the
United Kingdom from the 1930s. The
treatment involved washing the hair...
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alkanolamides seen so
frequently in
other shampoos are much less
common in the more po****r
brand baby
shampoos.
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