Shampoo Ginger for Hair, Skin & More

Awapuhi Rhizomes—also known as Shampoo Ginger—are officially back in stock, and if you know, you know. This is one of those plants that quietly does a lot without needing hype.

What is Awapuhi (Shampoo Ginger)?

Awapuhi (Zingiber zerumbet) is a tropical ginger traditionally used for hair care, scalp health, and gentle skin cleansing. When the cones mature, they release a milky sap that’s been used for generations as a natural shampoo and conditioner.

Why People Love It

• Naturally cleansing without stripping hair
• Helps soothe dry, itchy scalps
• Leaves hair soft, manageable, and shiny
• Gentle enough for regular use
• Smells clean, fresh, and lightly herbal

It’s especially popular with folks looking to move away from harsh commercial hair products and back to simple, plant-based care.

How to Use Awapuhi

For Hair & Scalp

1. Grow the rhizome until it produces mature cones

2. Gently squeeze the cone to release the sap

3. Massage directly into scalp and hair

4. Rinse or leave in as a light conditioner

For Skin
• Use diluted sap as a gentle body or face cleanser
• Add to homemade soaps, shampoos, or hair rinses

For DIY Projects
• Shampoo bars
• Liquid shampoo
• Herbal hair rinses
• Scalp treatments

Why Start with Rhizomes?

Growing Awapuhi yourself means:
• You control the source
• You know exactly what’s touching your skin and hair
• You get fresh, potent plant material—not watered-down extracts

In Stock Now

Fresh Awapuhi Rhizomes are available and ready to ship while supplies last. These don’t hang around long once people spot them.

If you’ve been curious about natural hair care, this is a solid place to start.

👉 Grab your Awapuhi Rhizomes now and grow your own plant-powered routine.

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Don’t Let Nobody Steal Your Joy,
Sherrie