the last 2 kilos won't shift

My worst week(s) were when I did repetitive exercises, instead of my usual varied program. You don't mention how much calories you burn exercising, but my guideline is to not compensate (/eat) the calories I burn unless I get under ~1300. But I'm a guy, so for gals that may be a little less.

If you dip too low, your body may go into "energy saving" mode (ie. starvation mode) and try to hold on to as much reserves as possible. The way to break that is to ease up for a while (2-4 weeks, unfortunately).

My advice would be to:
a) Make sure you don't dip under net ~1200 (don't know the exact female 'safe' value, may be a little lower)
b) Vary your exercises in duration and effort
c) Plan and take 'rest' days for the next 2 weeks; exercise 3-4 times max
You don't have to glue yourself to the couch on rest days; go for a walk or bike ride, etc.
d) Mind your balance of carbs/fat/proteine; I go for about 50/25/25 but that may be a little different for women also.

George.

P.S. I saw you mentioned being hungry in previous posts. That is also a sign that you're not getting enough energy. Reducing carbs seems like a good idea, and it is, but instead look at increasing your protein and dietary fiber (esp. soluble). Especially when exercising your body needs carbs. Increasing protein will decrease hunger feelings as well.

Soluble fiber will also do that and is generally a good thing for you.

An easy source of both protein and fiber are chia seeds. You can mix a desert spoonful of them with yogurt+fruit for a good desert and add them to breakfast spread.