What Ginger makes a natural shampoo?
Pine Cone Ginger (Zingiber Zerumbet), Shampoo Ginger
- πPine Cone Ginger (Zingiber Zerumbet), also called Shampoo Ginger due to its unique, milky substance found in the cones. It is widely used as a natural shampoo in Asia and Hawaii, and even found in commercial shampoos.
- πFragrant and Spicy: All parts of the plant are known for their strong, spicy fragrance.
- πStunning Flowers: The cone-shaped flowers are long-lasting and perfect for cut flower arrangements.
- πFun history: Pinecone ginger is a canoe plant, brought across the Pacific by ancient Polynesian settlers.
π Gingers from previous posts:
- π‘Favorite Ginger - African Princess
- π‘Most interesting edible gingers
- π‘5 most spectacular Ginger species
- π‘How to French Kiss: the Red Button Ginger
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