Paul Mitchell Super Strong Daily Conditioner

Product Overview

This conditioner from the professional‑haircare brand Paul Mitchell is part of their “Super Strong®” line. It’s designed primarily to repair, rebuild and protect worn‑down or damaged hair. According to the official product description:

“Colour‑safe formula repairs and protects worn‑down locks, leaving hair soft, smooth and moisturised.”  

“Super Strong® Complex rebuilds the internal structure of hair while canola, soybean and cornstarch soften and smooth.”  

The Daily Conditioner version is described as: “Rebuilds and Protects. Daily conditioner designed to add strength and moisture and prevent sun damage.” 

In short: If you have hair that’s been damaged by heat, chemical treatments, colour, or general wear and tear — this is positioned as a premium conditioning solution to restore structure and softness.

Key Features & Benefits

Features

• Super Strong® Complex: A proprietary system that penetrates the hair fibre (cortex) and rebuilds internal structure. 
• Softening agents: Ingredients like canola oil, soybean germ extract, corn starch to smooth and soften the hair surface. 
• UV protection / sun‑damage shield: Formula includes UV absorbers/filters to help guard hair from sun damage and environmental stress. 
• Colour‑safe, paraben‑free, vegan (in many markets): The product is marketed as safe for colour‑treated hair and made without certain harsher preservatives. 

Benefits

• Repair and strengthen hair: It aims to rebuild hair from the inside, improving the structural integrity of strands — which helps reduce breakage, improve resilience.
• Smooth, soft finish: The smoothing agents help make the hair feel softer, less rough, easier to detangle, and more manageable.
• Prevent moisture loss & protect surface: By strengthening internal structure and providing moisture/smoothing, hair is less prone to dryness and surface damage.
• Protect against environmental damage: The UV protection means your hair is better safeguarded from sun/external stressors that can accelerate damage or fading.
• Ideal for damaged, worn‑down hair: If your hair has been through bleaching, frequent heat styling, colouring, or is simply older/fragile — this conditioner is aimed for that use case.

Specifications

• Common size: 300 ml (≈10.14 fl oz) version is listed in many markets. 
• Large size as well: 1000 ml (≈1 L) available for salon‑use or value pack. 
• pH, explicitly for the “Daily Conditioner” version: pH ≈ 5.0. 
• Key ingredients (selected): Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein PG‑Propyl Silanetriol (part of Super Strong Complex) that penetrates the cortex. 
• Also botanical extracts: nettle (Urtica Dioica), wild cherry bark, corn starch, canola oil, soybean extract. 
• Hair type indication: Best suited for hair that is worn‑down, damaged, brittle, or in need of restoration. 

Why Choose This Product?

Here are reasons you might pick this conditioner — and some considerations.

Why it could be a good choice

• If your hair is damaged (heat, chemical, colour, mechanical) and you’re looking for a conditioner that goes beyond just surface smoothing — this product tackles the internal structure of the hair.
• If you have colour‑treated hair and want something colour‑safe but still restorative and smoothing.
• If you style often (blow‑dry, straighten, curl) or live in an environment with sun/external stress, the UV protection and strengthening may help maintain hair health.
• If you’re okay investing in a higher‑end, salon‑brand product to get improved performance rather than just basic conditioning.

Things to consider / when it might not be ideal

• If your hair is very fine, limp or oily at the roots, a heavy/dense conditioner designed for “repair” might weigh hair down. You may want a lighter formula for everyday.
• If your main concern is volume/lift rather than smoothing or repair, this might not address that primary need — it’s geared more toward repair and structure.
• As with premium brands, cost is higher; you should gauge whether the benefits align with your hair’s condition and styling habits.
• If your hair is not very damaged, you may be using a more “intensive” repair product than you need — you could maybe alternate with a lighter maintenance conditioner.

Note: Availability Of Old Packaging Of Product Is Subject To Stock Last Or Contact Support.