QuickCheck: Does the Shampoo Ginger Lily plant actually produce shampoo?


The Shampoo Ginger Lily plant.

IF YOU have ever seen the videos of various individuals squeezing a cone-shaped red flower bud and using the gel that came out of it to wash their hair, you must have wondered if this was real or fake. This is especially true if you consider the silky smooth result this hair hack apparently has.

It begs the question, does the Shampoo Ginger Lily plant actually produce shampoo?

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