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birch
In the past the beautiful birch tree was of great importance to people in the North. The wood and branches were used for making wheels and brooms. The juice was boiled and used in skincare treatments against acne, while the leaves were used to alleviate fluid retention. Birch grows wild throughout Scandinavia. The leaves are rich in vitamin C and flavonoids. Flavonoids are anti-oxidants which helps shield the plant. Flavonoids protect the skin from dehydration. Down through the ages birch has been used as a remedy against hair-loss.
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lavender
According to folk wisdom, lavender has many uses. Lavender soothe and heal insect bites and bunches of lavender repel insects. Lavender seeds and flowers aid sleep and relaxation when used in pillows. In the old days it was believed that you should always plant lavender at your front door for good fortune and today lavender is still planted next to roses to keep them free of lice.
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Lavender Rescue Spray
A nourishing and softening lavender spray that adds shine making your hair healthier and easier to comb. Caring for your hair perfectly, it adds an entrancing scent of lavender that makes all your senses relax. Its high content of milk proteins add strength to your hair and make it less frizzy. Use this spray to add new bounce to natural curls or as a quick hair treatment before going to bed. A low pH-value combined with organic milk proteins protects the individual hair strands from external damage, making this spray particularly suitable for chemically treated hair. Hair looks healthier, and the colour intensity lasts longer. Seaweed, rich in vitamins and minerals, increases the hairs resistance to damage from the outer environment.
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