The Cutting Room At Riverstone

Our Salon Owner Cass is also a qualified Trichologist at Tricho Health Clinic, where she helps patients across Sydney's North West manage hair loss, thinning and scalp conditions.

In a recent podcast appearance, she tackled one of the biggest questions in the hair loss world: do hair growth products actually work?

If you've ever found yourself standing in front of a shelf of serums, supplements and miracle cures wondering where to start, you're definitely not alone.

The truth is that some products can help, some won't, and some are simply blessed with a very enthusiastic marketing department.

The biggest factor is understanding what is causing the hair loss in the first place.

This clip from the podcast dives into how to separate evidence from advertising and why there is rarely a one-size-fits-all solution.

For more hair science, less guesswork and fewer miracle promises, head over and follow Tricho Health Clinic.
Or listen to the full episode.
Links below.
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Our Salon owner Cass recently appeared on a podcast discussing postpartum hair loss and why so many women experience increased shedding after pregnancy.

As a qualified Trichologist at Tricho Health Clinic in Sydney's North West, supporting women through postpartum hair changes is something she helps patients navigate every week.

One minute your hair is thick, shiny and worthy of its own shampoo commercial...

The next, it feels like you're losing half of it every time you wash your hair.

The good news is that postpartum shedding is incredibly common and, in many cases, completely normal.

In this podcast clip, Cass explains why pregnancy gives us those luscious locks and why our hormones have other plans once baby arrives.

If this sounds familiar, you're certainly not alone.

For more hair and scalp education, follow Tricho Health Clinic and catch the full podcast episode
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That Beauty Podcast.
Is it regular shedding or should you be concerned?

Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/that-beauty-podcast/id1517254441?i=1000773921690

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4R6qoyNJudcy6nvO75m12y?si=M3puNgewRpiJBbd1AAaA4A

BREAKING NEWS:

It's the boss's birthday.

We're accepting guesses below on her age.

Wrong answers only.

We'll start...
33 years old with 32 years of salon experience.

Happy Birthday to the woman behind The Cutting Room, countless incredible transformations, friendships, that infectious laugh and approximately 97% of our standards.

Drop a 🎂 below and make her pretend she doesn't love the attention.

Our Salon Owner Cass is also a qualified Trichologist at Tricho Health Clinic, helping patients across Sydney's North West uncover the causes behind hair loss, thinning and scalp concerns.

In a recent podcast appearance, she explained why getting a diagnosis for your hair loss is often the most important first step before starting treatment.

Hair loss isn't actually a diagnosis — it's a symptom.

Hormones, iron levels, thyroid conditions, stress, genetics, medications and scalp health can all play a role, and the best treatment depends entirely on understanding the cause first.

Many of our Grey Blending and Transformation clients know Cass from behind the chair at The Cutting Room, but this is another side of the work she does every day.

Take a listen to this clip from the podcast and if hair loss or thinning has been on your mind, head over and give Tricho Health Clinic a follow for more evidence-based education and advice.
Or for the full episode:
That Beauty Podcast.
Is it regular shedding or should you be concerned?

Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/that-beauty-podcast/id1517254441?i=1000773921690

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4R6qoyNJudcy6nvO75m12y?si=M3puNgewRpiJBbd1AAaA4A

It’s the first day of Plastic Free July and your fruit bowl might already be doing half the work.

Bananas come with their own packaging.

Mandarins come with their own packaging.

Carrots don’t need a plastic bag either.

Sometimes reducing plastic isn’t about buying expensive alternatives or changing everything overnight. It can be as simple as bringing your own reusable produce bags when you shop.

A single plastic bag can take 500 years or more to break down, which means many of the bags used for a few minutes today will still be around for generations to come.

At The Cutting Room sustainability has always been important to us, so Plastic Free July is something we love getting behind.

Small changes on their own might not seem like much.

But when lots of people make lots of small changes, they add up.

Are you taking part in Plastic Free July this year? We’d love to hear about the swaps you’ve made that have actually stuck.