🛡️ Leather Therapy Restorer and Conditioner: Ultimate Care Solution for Leather Review

I used this on my saddle, school bridle and riding boots after they got badly moldy. I first removed the mold and cleaned thoroughly, then applied the product. They all look pretty shiny and feel well conditioned.

I was delighted with this product. I used it on a black matte finish purse that looked old and worn. I really thought I would have to buy a new bag but the COACH bag I had was such good quality and so expensive that I thought I would try this product and see. I used it as directed on the bottle and now my back looks like it did when I first bought it. Really very pleased! I then used it on my Clark leather boots too and they look brand new too! If you have good quality leather goods, this…

Recommended by the owner of a vintage furniture store, this product has worked brilliantly for bringing an old leather chair back to life. This product is not only suitable for saddles and boots, but also for antique leather furniture if used correctly. Once skin absorbs this product, it improves color and feel. This prevents tearing to prolong the life of the leather and definitely helps prevent wear and tear making it well worth the price! on your leather product. The leather product takes…

If you have leather bags on your bike, this is a must. I had a huge mold and mildew problem from leaving my bike out in the rain (I know it's my right) and thinking I needed to buy new bags. searched the internet and found someone using this, restorer and conditioner along with bleach and it worked great. I will not use bleach, vinegar or rubbing alcohol on leather so I tried a cleaner, conditioner and conditioner and it worked fantastic. Just make sure you clean the bags outside and not in…

I love this product! It's not too thick so it absorbs very easily into my lips and skin. I don't see any discoloration on any of my potholders. After cleaning and conditioning with leather therapy products, my gear was mold free at all while the rest of the saddles in the gear were moldy. The skin is soft and beautiful again. I oiled 6 saddles and 4 bridles and had at least half a bottle left. A little counts for a lot. I used a leather cleaning spray, a good quality glycerine soap and warm…

My English friend who makes quality saddles in England once told me that tanned American leather should be nothing but pure oils for clean feet. Leather therapy on European tanned leather. I've followed his advice for 30 years and have never looked back. This product works especially well for dry, oil-deficient skin. Use it sparingly! Several light coats are much better than one thick coat because once there is enough oil in the skin's pores, this Leather Therapy won't absorb any more. If this…

I bought this product to try and prevent mold on a pair of oven mitts that seemed very mold prone. I applied this product after cleaning with a pH neutral cleaner (Lexol). Then put on after everything is dry. I'm not sure if this product was the reason the mold stopped developing or that I started storing stickiness inside, but everything I've treated with this product has been mold free since application. Even leather, which normally became moldy after just a few weeks of deep treatment, was…