Three steps.
Ritual Signature Trio
Cleanse, treat, seal.
CaffeineRosemaryArgan OilJojobaAloeSheaBiotin
Meet theFounder
Emilly Hadrill opened her first salon in 2010. That single studio is now four salons and a team of thirty. Along the way she got tired of extensions that didn't live up to their labels, so she started making her own: double-drawn Remy hair from paid donors, from factories she visits and audits herself. Hadrill Hair Care is the next step. Most women still wash their extensions with the wrong products, so her obsession with quality and love of extensions became a luxury hair care line with one goal: beautiful, long, full, healthy hair for every woman.
Loved by you
Awakens the scalp1
Caffeine and rosemary, worked in at the root, for a scalp that feels clean, clarified and awake.
Seals in moisture2
Meadowfoam seed oil, 98% long-chain fatty acids, helps hold moisture in the lengths where extensions need it most.
Smooths the cuticle3
A C22 long-chain conditioner binds to hair's natural charge and lays the cuticle flat, so strands feel silky, never coated.
References
- 1Caffeine: Fischer TW, Hipler UC, Elsner P. “Effect of caffeine and testosterone on the proliferation of human hair follicles in vitro.” International Journal of Dermatology. 2007;46(1):27–35. View study ↗
- 2Meadowfoam Seed Oil: Nasir M, Syed Mahmood S. “Taxonomic perspective of plant species yielding vegetable oils used in cosmetics and skin care products.” African Journal of Biotechnology. 2005;4(1):36.
- 3Behentrimonium Chloride: Cornwell PA, et al. “Electrokinetic analysis reveals common conditioner ingredient interactions with human hair.” International Journal of Cosmetic Science. 2026;48(2):379–393. View study ↗
Most hair care is designed for scalp hair. We designed ours for extensions.
Care for your extensions
Choose your shampoo, understand the formula and find the right wash order for your hair.
Sulphate-free shampoo
What sulphate-free means, and what to look for when choosing a shampoo for hair extensions.
Protein-free hair care
How protein-free differs from sulphate-free, and where each fits in extension aftercare.
Shampoo, mask, conditioner
A practical guide to using the three products, including when to add a treatment mask.
It started in a Gold Coast salon.
In 2010, Emilly Hadrill opened her first salon. Working with extensions became the foundation of her business—and, eventually, the starting point for Hadrill Hair Care.
Realising high-quality hair extensions aren’t enough.
Even the finest extensions need the right care. Unlike your natural hair, they don’t receive a fresh supply of oils from the scalp. Washing, heat styling and daily wear can leave the lengths dry, tangled and harder to manage.
Keeping extensions hydrated and well conditioned helps maintain their softness, reduces friction when brushing and supports their lifespan. Choosing quality hair is the beginning. How you care for it matters just as much.
Hair care formulated like skincare.
Hydration, nourishing oils and conditioning ingredients are at the heart of Hadrill.
Aloe vera and glycerin help hydrate. Argan, jojoba, macadamia and other plant oils soften dry lengths and add shine. Shea butter provides richer conditioning, while smoothing ingredients help reduce friction and make tangles easier to release.
Across the range, these ingredients care for your natural hair and extensions together—with a focus on softness, moisture and manageability, in protein-free formulas.
Three products. One ritual.
Start with The Shampoo to cleanse away build-up and prepare your hair for treatment.
On treatment days, follow with The Treatment Mask: eight plant oils, shea butter and aloe vera deliver intensive conditioning to dry, thirsty lengths. For extensions that feel rough or tangled, it helps restore softness, improve slip and make the hair easier to manage.
Finish with The Conditioner. Its five-oil blend smooths and detangles, leaving your natural hair and extensions soft and glossy.
Shampoo. Mask. Conditioner. The complete Hadrill ritual.
From Emilly’s salons to your bathroom.
Hadrill brings her experience with natural hair and extensions into the care you use at home.
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