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    1. Ok_Bike6536 on

      Hey everybody! Maybe you seen the post that was posted on this page not that long ago about the shampoo plant! I was so interested and amazed by the plant I did a lot of research and wanted to possibly grow one of my own! I went into work today which is at my universities greenhouse and was amazed when I spotted a familiar friend! She smells heavenly and really does make your hair smell and feel amazing!

    2. I’m going to have to be that person, but isn’t that hurting the plant?

    3. LovesToSnooze on

      Does the flower produce little yellow “petals” you can eat?? If its what i think it is, its kinda like a sweet apple taste.

    4. exstranger on

      I have my head deep in the gutter, but even that didn’t occur to me until reading the comments. Reddit folks truly a different level.

    5. ButtPeppers on

      This is awesome that you got to see this up close!! Very cool. Question tho – where did you get that bracelet it is GORGEOUS

    6. wake_me_shake_me on

      They have these in Hana, Maui. According to the guide, these were used by the local women. There is another species with a more ā€˜masculine’ smell . Beautiful!

    7. noperopeisdope on

      I always thought these blooms were hard like a pinecone. Learn something new every day!

    8. spacielayc on

      These are growing EVERYWHERE here in NE Florida! They smell SO good!

    9. mewscarpone on

      I think it’s valuable to acknowledge that this isn’t a ā€œnewā€ way to wash hair and is actually a very long-standing method used by native Hawaiians and other indigenous Peoples

      Edit: I want to clarify that I understand this can still be considered a new way by those not previously accustomed, but I just wanted to acknowledge that the method itself isn’t new.

    10. NoNecessary8409 on

      I still haven’t seen anyone shampooing their hair…. šŸ¤·ā€ā™€ļøšŸ¤·ā€ā™€ļøšŸ¤·ā€ā™€ļøšŸ¤·ā€ā™€ļø waiting….

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