20 Best Leather Conditioner For Purses (2023 Updated)

Dont know much about leather polish myself but it cleans well and the leather looks nice afterwards. Hope it will be good for the leather in the long term as well. Highly recommended.

recommended by the makers of the boots , cheaper on your site , easy to use and a little goes a long way and results in a nice shine

Its a very good leather balm giving excellent results but it is expensive.

The Leather Cleaner & Conditioner Complete Leather Care Kit is the perfect one-two combo to clean and moisturize your interior. The cleaner provides a nice soapsud that feels like its gently fighting impurities and grime.

The conditioner sinks deep into the leather giving both a nourishing feel and shiny -but not greasy- polish. I am very happy with these products and will continue to buy them from Chemical Guys. The cleaner has a synthetic chemical smell that doesn’t reek or last long, and the conditioner has a rich leather scent that does last and emanate from the car after cleaning to give it a fresh leather smell.

I 100% recommend these products to anyone looking for an easy to apply cleaner and conditioner that cleans and nourishes leather with a non-greasy shine.

This is my favorite leather conditioner. I started using it when I had a problem with mold/mildew on a saddle. I?d tried several other products but it kept coming back. One I?d used this it never came back and I?ve never had another piece of leather get moldy.

It?s a little more expensive but it works. Highly recommended!.

I had never used this before, but the reviews were great, and the “Why we love this” on SmartPak’s website was very convincing. But after I bought it and read the label, it said, “This product can expose you to o-Phenylphenol, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.

” I tried it anyway with mask and gloves, just in case it really was a miracle product. But no, it left my tack terribly gummy and sticky, which did not “simply wipe away with a damp sponge” as instructed.

I had to clean my tack all over again.

After trying to find the best leather care product to care for the leather interior of my Porsche, LEATHER THERAPY was by far the best one, endorsed in most of the online forums for exotic sports cars.

Most recently, I used it to restore the leather on my faded and dried-out Ekornes Stressless recliners and ottomans. If you have dried-out and damaged leather, apply liberally to cloth or fine sponge and really work it into the leather, and give the leather some time to absorb the product and off-gas the fumes.

The fumes are by NO means noxious, but there is a very mild but noticeable, NOT unpleasant scent. A lIttle goes a long way, and it can be a bit runny. Otherwise, you can apply a light coat and reapply if necessary, but it’s better to apply a heavier coat and really work it INTO the fine cracks and grooves in the leather.

As always, try a small area first and see how it does. I love this product, and it’s a lot of fun to preserve, protect, and restore leather–giving it new life!.

Just about any reptile skin boot, purse, or caring case will cost more than similar items in leather. In most instances, substantially more of an investment, and require special care to ensure durability even in storage.

I purchased Angelus Reptile Exotic Skin Leather Cleaner Conditioner for some snake skin boots that I had left in a box for several years. They were dry, and I could tell wearing them without treating the skins would easily damage them.

I contacted a local shoe repair store that had a product he said would work, that he personally used, but wasnt specifically for Reptilia. I was glad to find Angelus, and noticed it had ingredients recommend for reptile skins, at a cost comparable to leather preserves, and cleaners.

I was very happy with the outcome after using this product, and started looking for similar belonging I had neglected. It works well, restores suppleness, and is easy to use. Im giving this product the highest rating because my 20-yr old boots look as good as the day I purchased them.

This product worked fantastic on a vintage pair of boots that were really stiff (lizard). Softened them to make them comfortable to wear again. Highly recommend this product!

Did a lot of research before I chose this product. It got really great reviews. Used it on my three python skin purses with no adverse consequence. They are not dirty, just preventive so that the skins don’t dry out.

Hope it works!!!.

I haven’t been able to wear this classy number in 15 years due to severe wear and tear, I just couldn’t find it in my heart to throw it away. I couldn’t be happier I didn’t! Just dab and massage the oil in and you shall be rewarded.

Obviously the tear can’t be fixed but the appearance of it is as munimal as it gets. I wish I had taken a before photo.

I bought this Obenauf’s Leather Oil to clean and recondition an old holster. I usually use other products to do such things with but decided to try something new. The holster came out looking brand new! It does darken leather a shade or two but there is a statement to that affect on the label.

I could not be happier with the results and I plan on using it on my other leather items.

Works Great and made my work boots look fabulous! Like the label says it darkens the leather significantly so test it first. The applicator that comes with the oil is not attached very well and leaves fuzz the first use or two, but if you use a different applicator that isn’t an issue.

Be careful though as it will stain some fabrics (like table cloths. oops!).

Lexol is made out of emulsified tanning oils, and has been a trusted name in leather care for more than four decades. I first started using Lexol on my leathers that I wore as motocross racer back in the 70s and 80s.

They went through 100+ degree temperatures, the muddy water and dirt of the track, three races a day. Then back home and I’d toss em in the washing machine. When completely air dried I would coat them with Lexol, let them sit for 30-min or so, then put them on and gently stretch them back into shape, reapplying a second coat of Lexol over their entire surface.

Did this for years, and not just for my leathers, but my boots and gloves as well, and never had a problem with any of them. Lexol kept everything in great shape and fully functional. I also use it on every bit of leather I own.

Shoes, Boots, Jackets, Sofa, my cars interior (My cars now 22-years old with 270,000 miles. It’s my daily driver and has only 1-small hole in one of the leather seats. ) Honestly I can’t recommend it highly enough!.

Works great. I started using it in the ’80s because it was the product recommended by the company that I bought my riding boots from (Dehner). I’ve used it on all my leather for the last 4 decades and I’m very happy with it.

Both pairs of boots (both made in the mid to late ’80s) are still in use and the leather is in great condition.

Lexol is a superior leather product for the serious caretaker of fine leathers. Others do an “okay” job, but Lexol does an outstanding job. I had a new, high-quality French Truffle leather installed in my ride.

and the Lexol protects it in just the way you want a high-dollar investment taken care of. Great product. Great price. Great Value. Great utility. Simply off the charts.

This Leather Honey conditioner is a pretty impressive product. I used it on a nearly 20-year old couch after using the cleaner, and the results were very good! The photos show the couch before and after (a note, the before photo in this case is after using the leather cleaner, so you can see what the conditioner alone does.

If you’d like to see photos of the pre-cleaned couch, please check out my other review on the Leather Honey Cleaner. This stuff improved the look some, but improved the feel a great deal. The leather just feels soft and supple and more protected.

This conditioner is good to help revitalize old leather clothing or furniture, but it far better to use it on a regular basis from the beginning to help keep it in tip-top condition. I wish I had known about leather conditioner long ago, as it would’ve helped keep my things looking nicer today! By the way, this stuff actually removed some of the _slightly_ tougher stains that remained after the cleaner.

Some notes: This stuff is not all that easy to apply. Nor is it all that much easier to wipe off! While the Leather Honey Cleaner is a pretty thin liquid, the Conditioner is very thick and viscous. It mentioned warming up the bottle can help, but I found that it cooled quickly on the rag, so warming up the liquid before applying it to the rag didn’t help a lot.

I used a microfiber rag. Since the couch is already clean from using the Leather Honey cleaner, I only used 1 rag for applying the conditioner (and using more than 1 would’ve used way more chemical anyway, as it soaks into the rag you’re using.

) You don’t have to use a microfiber rag, but I have a lot already. A cotton rag or old cotton t-shirt would work just as well. Covering the whole couch used 1/2 bottle and took around 45 minutes, and I let it for about 10 hours afterwards before wiping away the excess, which took around 20 minutes.

(The instructions say to use a minimum of 2 hours, but preferably overnight, so plan ahead!) While conditioner deepens the look of the leather in a really attractive way, it can actually emphasize damaged areas like microscopic tracks more so than before it was applied.

Since it deepens and slightly darken leather color, it emphasizes the color difference in the cracked areas. I will say that this conditioner didn’t do this as much as a previous one I’ve tried, but you could still see it to some degree.

If concerned, you can try it in a less-visible area, like the side of a cushion. And even if you do experience this, if it bothers you, a good bit of rubbing with a dry cloth can make restore the look a little bit.

Pay attention to the surface of the leather you’re considering using it on. If it feels at all “slippery”, it may well be a coated leather, which this product (or any conditioner) won’t really have much effect on.

I tried it for some, just for good measure, but it basically just made the surface kinda greasy. You’ll find coated leather in many car seats, which use it to make it easier to care for. The coating is somewhat vinyl-like and helps it repel rain, spilled drinks, and dirt in general.

Some really high-end luxury vehicles and also some vintage vehicles do have traditional leather seats, though, and this stuff is great for prolonging the life of those. It won’t hurt anything to use this on coated seats—it just doesn’t actually soak in, and thus doesn’t exert much protective effect.

These are instances where I’ve seen conditioners definitely emphasize cracked areas, though–probably due to it soaking into the cracked areas and not anywhere else. In summary, very good stuff, if slightly difficult to apply.

Makes leather feel nice and supple. I’ve tried a few different brands of leather conditioners over the past few years. I think that the Leather Honey is probably the best at what it tries to do—condition leather to help improve it’s appearance—and especially—its lifespan.

I would like to mention that the smell of this stuff is very neutral. One of the other conditioners I tried left the leather with a phenomenal new leather smell, but it didn’t have quite the conditioning “power” this stuff seems to have.

Given this superior performance, and it’s super easy availability both in-stores and online, I think choosing Leather Honey is a solid route to go.

I selected the Leather Honey Non-Toxic Leather Conditioner, 8oz because I also selected the Leather Honey Non-Toxic Leather Cleaner. I was very impressed with the results of the cleaner, so I was just as excited to use the conditioner.

Of course, the first thing I noticed was the smell, very subtle, more like a soft, clean smell. This was a very important feature to me because I am very sensitive to smells. The bottle says it’s completely odorless, but it’s not, I can still smell a faint soft smell.

After using the Leather Honey cleaner, I applied the conditioner and let it dry. I used both the cleaner and conditioner on a leather purse and my leather car seats. I was very impressed with the cleaner and was excited to use the conditioner.

Oh my goodness my leather purse turned out to be so soft. I also like the fact that this product protects the leather from rain and acts as a water-repellant. This will definitely help from getting those annoying water spots on my purse.

I also sued these products on the leather seats in my car. The one thing that stood out was that not only does it clean and condition it also protects, moisturizes, and keeps my leather pliable so my car seat doesn’t get stiff and crack.

The sun and heat take a toll on leather interiors, and I really needed something to clean, protect and keep the value of my car interior. I would defiantly recommend this product.

I got gifted this leather balsam for my birthday along with the Alexandra trainers. The box contains the balsam and an application sponge, the application itself is an easy and smooth going process. The results of the balsam are moisturising and satisfying.

It adds a clear level of protection to the trainers and helps keep their shine. You get a really nice amount in the tub, and as far as application goes – a little goes a very long way which is definitely money saving and reassuring.

I am very very pleased with this balsam as I know my trainers will be in good protection.

I love this product! It’s removed all the little marks I’ve got on my boots when I’ve worn them and made them look brand new! As it is clear it doesn’t affect the colour of the leather. Although I’ve only used it a couple of times it doesn’t look like I’ve touched it at all so great value for money for such a quality product.

It also smells amazing which is a bonus.

I bought this to keep my new Explorer boots in tip top condition. Treated the Explorers before their first wear outside, it did slightly darken the leather which I like. Treated them again after they’d dried after walk in long wet grass & it brought them up a treat.

Renapur + Explorers = Perfect combination Oh, & I really love the smell too!.

This kit comes neatly packaged in a reusable cardpaper envelope, so it stays neatly together. The sheepskin pad is just the right size and super soft and the conditioner will last through many uses.

I have wore this American Hat Makers hat three times a week for about 10 years. After applying the leather conditioner, the hat looks brand new. Highly recommend this kit.

Hi, I bought this container of Oakwood conditioner for my leather lounge. I have had this lounge for many years but as it is front of a window gets the sun. It has a bit of damage on the seating and arms.

I have applied the conditioner on twice now and can see it has worked wonders. I would recommend people trying this product. I think it is wonderful and tell/show family and friends the difference to my lounge.

It has also given a new look and life to an older leather lounge I have that has cracks in it. I think it is wonderful.

I’m new to leather working and I needed a conditioner. I asked Weaver Leather Supply what they would recommend. They recommended Oakwood Leather Conditioner. I loved how it went on and buffed nice. Don’t know about water repellant qualities yet, project has not been subject to the elements.

I bought my first pot of this leather conditioner in Australia several years ago and it immediately became my favorite leather conditioner product. I actually mislaid the half used pot and bought a couple of other brands in the meantime and was disappointed in the the results, or messyness of oils, or prices.

all the time wishing I had my Oakwood back. I eventually found the Oakwood in the bottom of a tack trunk and it had not gone rancid or lost its effectiveness. This product really does a nice job with conditioning and protecting leather from rain damage.

It leaves leather supple and not overly oily. It smells great too and seems to help with reducing mildew on tack left in the barn in winter. I highly recommend this product. the price is good, the results are excellent and the longevity is impressive.

Thanks for carrying this excellent product.

This is an excellent product, one which I wish I knew earlier. Leather becomes more pliable from the first application! Most impressive is its water resistance. This is a big factor as it retards water staining for dress shoes and other upscale leather products thereby extending the life of the product hence, retaining value longer.

It is quite promising as a “fountain-of-youth” regarding my older leather goods. The only downside is the aroma. The “gamier” leathers such as goat give off a very strong and pronounced odor which, hopefully fades sooner rather than later.

It will not bar me from using the product as it is the best leather conditioning agent and exceeds my previous shoe oil product that is also far less messy. That is always a plus for folks that diligently participate in upkeeping!!.

Smooth as melted butter. Goes on easy and sinks nicely into my fine handmade boots. Gets into all areas and especially the seams and stitched areas. A very nice product! Haven’t used boots yet in wet weather conditions but I expect marvelous results.

Good Stuff. I’ve used this for years on boots. I only got rid of what was left in my last container because it was so old. I wanted fresh mink oil. I didn’t even know if I could find this brand, but was happily surpirsed when I did.

I’d recommend this mink oil. It works great. Does is discolor boots? Initially, yes–of course, why would’t it? But as it sets a days pass the boot colors returns to the original. And then I know my boots are safely protected.

This stuff is awesome! I bought a used leather sofa that smelled of mildew. After cleaning it I used Meguiar’s Leather Conditioner spray and it gave me an allergic reaction. I’m allergic to everything under the sun in all fairness.

However, the Meguiar’s also didn’t really soak into the leather well, it needed a lot of product and even then it stayed sticky. This Jay Leno Leather conditioner doesn’t give me an allergic reaction which is huge for me, and it soaked right in to the sofa.

I buffed the sofa twice after using it and it’s not sticky or greasy feeling. I think I must of used a little over 1/3 if the bottle on an 88″ sofa. I’m officially a fan now and will look into other items from this brand since I love detailing my car.

I use Jay’s Leather Conditioner on two cars with good leather seats and on a brand new leather purse of my wife. All came out looking and feeling great, soft and supple. In applying the leather conditioner on all three situations it only required about 5% of the bottle.

I’ll be ordering a new supply before I run out but that looks like it will be a while yet. I’d recommend Jay Lenos’ Leather Conditioner to everyone that has any kind of a leather product!! Ross Budden Seattle, Washington.