🧼 Farnam Leather New: Discover the Easiest Glycerine Saddle Soap for Effortless Polishing Review

Nick's town lumberjack made of natural waxed meat, rough. The light oil is easily absorbed. It darkens your skin like all oils. A cleanser/conditioner in one will NOT darken skin if that's what you're concerned about. The boots were brushed with nylon bristles and oiled with a boar brush. Great price and gives similar results to my products that cost 2-3 times more.

I have this for my saddles and gear. It was raining yesterday when it arrived so I tried it on all our leather furniture instead. It made everything look brand new! I wish I had found this product sooner! I was so excited I went to the shed and used it for a potholder. Literally a new hard latigo band made soft and elastic, and old leather - new! I'm going to do a 2nd or 3rd coat on everything today but I'm very satisfied!

For motorcycles, other leather and vinyl seats. made the black shine. Even when used on black plastic it looks new and lasts quite a while. This was after cleaning plastic with peanut butter - amazing cleaner and revitalizer, it's like wiping plastic, try it. Also, Nissan Maxima used le charcoal product as seats. Got them in like-new condition. I would recommend this is a good liquid aqueous formula that works. Small things have a big impact.

I bought this product as a safer alternative for me and my cat indoors than other skin products that contain toxic chemicals and it is GREAT! My leather sofa looks like new. Applying with a rag was painful so I took a brush and painted over the cracks and crevices with it and it was a lot quicker, easier and with a lot less effort. I will definitely buy this again! Odorless, does not stain our clothes and is safe to use indoors for both humans and animals. In addition, the price is right!

I like this product as it has really softened the skin on some of my projects. Very well absorbed. Otherwise, I mostly used nettle oil. I've tried other products for things I need less greasy like upholstery, so I've tried leather honey with good results, although it doesn't absorb as well but leaves a nice aftertaste. Better than the lip balm I used. The new quick chrome tanned leather doesn't produce the same results as things I've made from vegetable tanned leather or other older processes…