Did you know herbs can help you achieve beautiful hair?!

Posted by Kutt Grünerløkka on 29. Okt 2014

Herbs for healthy hair!





Horsetail is an herb, which can be used if you experience hair loss. It contains the silica and selenium, which strengthens the connective tissue, and hair roots as well as the keratin and promotes hair growth.

How to use it; use horsetail as a tea or take pure silica as a dietary supplement.



Rosemary is an herb, which stimulates the blood circulation and thereby improves hair growth. It is perfect for massaging the scalp to strengthen the hair and make it appear shiny and healthy.

How to use it; use a shampoo which contains rosemary or apply a few drops of an essential oil diluted in coconut-, olive- or castor oil and to the scalp and massage for a few minutes before washing your hair.



Sage is an herb, which can help if you experience dandruff.

How to use it; use sage as a tea and make an extract of 2 tbs sage and 5 dl water. Leave it for 5 – 10 minutes and sieve the tea. Drench through the hair every morning and night and leave it in. For best effect this should be repeated for 2 – 3 weeks. Note; not suitable for light blonde hair because it can make the hair darker. It is also recommended to drink sage tea several times during the day.



Aloe Vera can help if you experience hair loss, and is also effective against wounds in the scalp.

How to use it; use a shampoo which contains aloe vera, or use a few drops of concentrated aloe vera which you can massage into the scalp before washing your hair.



Tea-tree is an effective herb for greasy hair. It is naturally anti-bacterial and can reduce dandruff from fungal infections.

How to use it; use a shampoo which contains tea-tree oil or massage a few drops of an essential oil into the scalp before washing your hair.



Buckthorn has been suggested to be effective against hair loss in men.

How to use it; include whole or crushed seeds in your diet, or buy capsules with extract of buckthorn. You can drink it as an herbal tea where you use 2 tbs seeds and 2.5 dl water. Pour cold water over the seeds let it soak for 5 hours. Heat the mix to boiling point and leave it for 1 minute before sieve the seeds from the water. Drink 2 – 3 cups daily.



Lavender is a naturally anti-bacterial and calming herb, which also promotes healing of a sore scalp.

How to use it; use a shampoo which contains lavender or use a few drops of an essential oil which you massage into the scalp before washing your hair.





Keep in mind that individuals may react allergic to herbs, hence you should always be careful trying herbs or essential oils for the first time.



Source: ROLV.NO

By nutritionist Thea Falck (Naturlig Sunn / naturligsunn.blogspot.com)
https://www.facebook.com/naturligsunn


High bun or low ponytail?

Posted by Kutt Grünerløkka on 8. Okt 2014

I personaly love the high bun, but lests face it, it's not always as pretty as the once on pinterest or instagram. A hairstyle that is dressed up, stylish and super easy is the low ponytail.

Make a knot in the back, let it hang loose or Tie it low, ruffel it up and go party!










Pic from pinterest


Ine Marie// Advanced Stylist // Kutt Grünerløkka


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We love helping you look your best!

Posted by Kutt Grünerløkka on 15. Sep 2014



We love to help you look your best, and we would love to hear what you want to learn..
We did this everyday styling event about easy everyday updos, loose curls and braids.
The plans are to do this again, but then we need your help! Leave a comment, send us a Message, Call or just pop by and let us know what you are interested in learning!
And remember, we are here everyday, even saturdays and sundays, so just come in and ask us anything (hair related that is.)

Ine Marie/ Advanced Stylist





You gotta brush it!

Posted by Kutt Grünerløkka on 10. Apr 2014




If you wish to get a healthy, shiny, beatiful, long hair you need to be prepared to spend some minutes every day keeping it look good. Brushing it is one way to make sure that your hair is going to maintain the strenght and shine that many long hair is missing. 
Brushing your hair every day will also activate your blood circulation and make sure to give the cuticles all the "juice" it need to grow out. Another benefit in the long run is less frizzy hair, so don't forget this easy beauty tip, just do it!


How to brush your long hair the proper way:

Allways use a natural boar hair brush, it will not damage the structure like many plastic brushes do. 
Avoid brushing your hair when it's wet. Wet hair is easier to stretch and damage.
If you got some tangles, start brushing  the ends and comb step by step all the way to the roots.
To get your blood circulation going, bend forward at the waist, allowing your hair to hang over your head toward the floor. Use long strokes and brush from your head toward the ends of your hair.

 Brush it every day,Twice!

                                                                     







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Winter / Easter hair!

Posted by Kutt Grünerløkka on 8. Apr 2014


Easter is getting closer and closer, and you remember the hair nightmare you had last easter when your hair is flat and glued down your face. We have some tips for you that will make your hair more manageable wherever you`ll spend your holiday.



At the cabin:
Take a good amount of Take me higher in Matrix and spray in wet hair down in roots and drag hands trough. Spray Salt water spray Eks: Salty dog form Evo in length, and don`t be shy. Blow it dry. Have this texture from the blow or use a curling wand for more texture. These products can you get in our salon Kutt Grünerløkka ;)


When ever you feel like taking your headgear of turn head up side down and give it a good shake in the roots and get your volume back!

Winter/Easter is also a time when many escapes and go for more exotic weather, Here is a reminder to use Sun products and to remember that hair is just as fragile as your skin. Most important is to have products with UVA/UVB.




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