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>The word "shampoo" entered the English language from Hindi during the British colonial era in India. It is derived from the Hindi word "chāmpo" (चाँपो), which is the imperative form of the verb "champna", meaning "to press, knead, or soothe". Originally, "shampoo" referred to a head massage, often with hair oil, and the term evolved to describe the product used for washing hair.
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>The word "shampoo" entered the English language from Hindi during the British colonial era in India. It is derived from the Hindi word "chāmpo" (चाँपो), which is the imperative form of the verb "champna", meaning "to press, knead, or soothe". Originally, "shampoo" referred to a head massage, often with hair oil, and the term evolved to describe the product used for washing hair.
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