Review on Restore and Protect Your Leather: Leather CPR Cleaner & Conditioner (32oz) by Kristen Simpson

I have a 2002 King Ranch F150 with aniline leather seats. This is a saddle quality leather that is different from normal automotive leather and requires special care. I have found CPR leather to be a wonderful conditioner for her. CPR leather is not a cleaner, so you must clean the leather first (google "King Ranch Spa Treatment" to learn how to clean it). I've been using Leather CPR on my truck for 3 years and it works great. I used it every month for about 4 months and now I do it every 6 months or so. The skin looks and feels good. No annoying smells, no sticky or greasy feeling after application. As others have said a loose application is best, I just apply with my hand, leave for about 20 minutes and then use a clean rag. Towel for polishing. The attached photos show what the leather looked like when I received it and then after cleaning and 2-3 applications of leather CPR. Too bad you can't feel how much better the skin feels, it's so much smoother and softer.