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Erin Holland on fifteen years of hair extensions, and why she now washes them with Hadrill

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Erin Holland has worn hair extensions for fifteen years. She is a paid Hadrill Hair Care ambassador and had used the range before the partnership began. Here, she shares her experience and routine.

Who Erin is

Erin grew up in Cairns and trained as a classical singer at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music before winning Miss World Australia in 2013. Since then she has built a career in front of the camera, presenting cricket for the Pakistan Super League and Indian Premier League broadcasts and hosting live events across Australia and overseas. Her work involves frequent professional styling and travel.

Fifteen years in extensions

Erin Holland in a white robe running her hands through her long hair
Fifteen years in extensions. What goes on them matters more than anything else.

"I've actually been wearing hair extensions for over fifteen years of my life. You would never have known me without them. And I realised through experience that what I use on them actually makes or breaks them, more than anything else."

Erin Holland

Extension lengths do not receive a direct supply of oil from the scalp. Washing, heat, friction and daily handling can leave them feeling dry or tangled. Suitable cleansing and conditioning can improve manageability; dryness should not automatically be blamed on one ingredient or product.

What Erin found

Erin Holland smiling with an open jar of Hadrill The Treatment Mask
The Treatment Mask, the product Erin noticed first.

"I tried this range first and I was beyond impressed, completely blown away by the difference."

Erin Holland

Erin has worn keratin bonds for most of those fifteen years and has them fitted at Emilly Hadrill Hair Extensions in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane. She used the range for several weeks before discussing an ambassadorship. Her comments below describe her own experience with the products.

"The ends were the giveaway for me. Extension hair usually starts to feel rough at the ends first, and after two weeks on the ritual they were moving again. My stylist commented on it before I said anything."

Erin Holland

"I travel constantly, and hotel bathrooms are where routines fall apart. Three products, one order, done. I can keep that up anywhere."

Erin Holland
Erin Holland in a hotel robe and towel turban, on the phone with a coffee
Hotel bathrooms are where routines fall apart. Three products, one order.

Why the partnership

Emilly Hadrill’s work with natural hair and extensions informed the Hadrill Hair Care range.

"Erin has lived with extensions for longer than most stylists have been fitting them. She knew what she was looking for before we met, which is exactly the kind of person we wanted to hear from."

Emilly Hadrill

"I only put my name to products I would use anyway, and I was already using these. The fact that they were created by a salon owner, for people with extensions, coloured hair or dry hair, is what convinced me it was a real fit rather than a label."

Erin Holland

Erin's routine

The routine below uses shampoo, mask and conditioner. Follow each product’s directions and the care requirements for your extension method.

  1. 1. The Shampoo, at the scalp. Massage gently with fingertips, following the product directions and your stylist’s washing advice. Rinse thoroughly without rubbing the lengths together.
  2. 2. The Treatment Mask, mid-lengths to ends. Apply to the lengths, keeping clear of bonds and attachment points. Follow the directions for timing and rinsing. The conditioning formula helps soften and detangle dry lengths.
  3. 3. The Conditioner, last. Apply through the mid-lengths and ends, away from bonds. It helps soften and detangle the hair; rinse as directed.

Follow along

Erin will be sharing her routine, travel bag and the occasional live-TV hair rescue on Instagram at @erinvholland and with us at @hadrillhair. The three products she uses are available individually or together as The Trio.

Frequently asked questions

Is Erin Holland paid to work with Hadrill Hair?

Yes. Erin is a paid brand ambassador and the partnership is ongoing. She used the products before the partnership began, and everything she says about them is her own experience.

Does Erin wear hair extensions herself?

Yes, for over fifteen years, mostly keratin bonds. She now has them fitted at Emilly Hadrill Hair Extensions in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane.

Are the products safe for keratin bonds?

The range is formulated for natural hair and extensions. Keep mask and conditioner away from bonds and attachment points, and follow the fitting system’s aftercare instructions.

Which Hadrill products does Erin use?

All three: The Shampoo, The Treatment Mask and The Conditioner, in that order. Together they make up The Trio.

Is the Hadrill range only for people with extensions?

No. It is formulated for extensions, coloured hair and dry hair alike. Every product is protein-free, sulphate-free, paraben-free, keratin-free and silicone-free.

Where can I buy the products Erin uses?

Shop the products at hadrillhair.com. See delivery information for current destinations and rates.

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