Hanapin
to rinse
01
anglawan
to clean something quickly with water, often without using soap, in order to remove dirt or other substances
02
anglawan
to wash or clean something with water or another liquid to remove dirt, soap, or other substances
03
anglawan
rinse one's mouth and throat with mouthwash
Rinse
01
anlaw
the act of putting a liquid substance on wet hair in order to change its color
02
anlaw
a liquid substance that is used to soften or give the hair a different shade
What is a "rinse"?
A rinse is typically applied after shampooing and conditioning and is used to soften the hair texture or provide a temporary change in hair color or shade. Rinses can contain various ingredients, such as botanical extracts, dyes, or conditioning agents, which work to coat the hair shaft, adding shine, moisture, or subtle color tones. Rinses are a convenient and non-permanent way to experiment with different hair shades or provide additional nourishment and manageability to the hair.
03
anlaw
the removal of soap with clean water in the final stage of washing
04
anlaw
washing lightly without soap
Halimbawa
The mechanic rinsed the engine parts with a hose to remove grease and grime.
He rinsed the lettuce leaves under the faucet to wash away any dirt or debris.
Before cooking, it's important to rinse fruits and vegetables to remove pesticides or dirt.
After playing in the mud, the children rinsed their hands at the outdoor faucet before going inside.
She rinsed her mouth with a saline solution after the dental procedure.
