Due for a Top-Up? This Is the Most Loved Haircare at Adore Right Now
Nikki is a writer, former makeup artist, and Communications Specialist at Adore Beauty. She kicked off her writing career at Fashion Journal, penning beauty articles and interviewing musicians she’d still name-drop seven years later. In 2023, she made a very big and bold career leap (writing about fashion instead of beauty). Now, she’s come full circle – but still loves to think outside the box.
There’s a lot of haircare out there and product launches happening every week, it seems.
To help you navigate the restock (and discover something transformative), I’ve rounded up the top five hair products on our site right now.
Prepare for compliments. These are best-sellers for a reason.
1. K18 Leave-In Molecular Repair Mask, $52.95
If you’ve been highlighting your hair or overworking your ghd, you’re probably well aware of this mask’s magic – and why it’s the #1 best-selling hair product at Adore right now. Powered by K18PEPTIDE™ technology, the Leave-In Molecular Repair Mask is clinically proven to reverse hair damage caused by bleach, colour, chemical services and heat in just four minutes.
Adore reviewer Pixie says:
“I've been using this hair repair mask regularly and it has completely transformed my blonde hair. It's restored so much strength, softness and shine, and my hair now feels incredibly healthy again. It deeply nourishes without weighing my hair down, and I've noticed far less dryness and breakage since I started using it. My blonde looks brighter, smoother and much more manageable. It's become an essential part of my haircare routine.”
2. Kérastase Genesis Fortifying Anti Hairfall Serum, $102
Kérastase is beloved for its science-backed formulas that are tailored to every hair goal (not to mention the memorable fragrance notes packed in each one). And if that goal is stronger, healthier-looking strands, the brand’s Genesis range is for you. Designed to be used daily, this potent anti-hairful serum targets hair thinning and shedding at the root, resulting in fuller, stronger hair in the long-term.
Adore reviewer Kiki says:
“I'm actually obsessed with the serum! I apply it every night then go in with my scalp massager and massage it through. It has helped my hair fall tremendously over the months.”
3. Kérastase Genesis Fortifying Shampoo for Thin Hair, $62
Another hero from Kérastase’s Genesis range, the Fortifying Shampoo for Thin Hair gently clarifies and reinforces the hair fibre to reduce hair fall caused by breakage. It also delivers deep moisture to intensely nourish your hair.
Adore reviewer Soph says:
“Really impressed with this shampoo. It cleans well without weighing my hair down, and my hair feels stronger and softer after using it. I've noticed less breakage too. Definitely worth it for fine or thinning hair.”
4. ELEVEN Australia Miracle Hair Treatment, $32.95
Miracle by name, miracle by nature. This one-and-done treatment from ELEVEN Australia strengthens, hydrates, boosts shine, protects against heat styling and well, the list goes on. For those summering somewhere soon, it’s the perfect product to pack for good hair everywhere.
Adore reviewer Em says:
“This has been my go-to for years. I have fine, wavy hair that frizzes easily but is also weighed down by heavier products. This keeps it smooth and shiny and is really a great multi-use product.”
5. K18 Airwash Dry Shampoo, $84.95
It wouldn’t be a ‘best’ list without mentioning K18’s innovative dry shampoo. This non-aerosol, biotech-powered formula eliminates odours, absorbs oil and supports scalp health without leaving behind a white cast or starchy build-up. The mantra with this? A little goes a long way. Which is ideal, considering the price tag.
Adore reviewer KJ says:
“Best dry shampoo I have ever used. It actually absorbs the oil, and it doesn't come back! My hair feels light and clean, as close to feeling freshly washed as a dry shampoo has ever made my hair feel. Worth every cent. I use it a couple of times per week and one bottle lasted me 8 months. No other dry shampoo will ever compare to this.”
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