Leather Conditioner - The Best Leather Conditioner & Restorer for Cars, Furniture, Boots, Saddles, Purses & More 8 oz

My volvo c30 is the first car I've owned with leather seats so I'm not the most knowledgeable when it comes to leather care, but I'm learning. I am a car enthusiast so I did my research before deciding what to do about my aging leather seats. The car is a 2009, and I purchased it in 2013 with little knowledge as to what had been done to the seats prior to my purchase. There's some minor cracking in the leather, and over the past year it had become more and more dry as I wasn't conditioning the leather only cleaning it with Liquid Glass Interior cleaner. Based on the reviews of this product and the price I gave this a shot.I applied it with the car parked in the sun with the windows up to allow it to really soak into the warm leather. I did two applications on the front seats and only one on the back as they're still in pristine condition. The Leather Afterlife was allowed to absorb for two hours each time. Now this isn't a miracle in a bottle, once you're leather is cracked no amount of conditioning will "un-crack it". But the leather is soft and supple again, even better than when I bought the car! My seats are almost a white color (Ivory possibly?) and they didn't discolor at all. The finish is a nice matte look and there's no greasy residue after buffing off any excess. Best part is, I'd guess I used something like 3 tablespoons of the liquid for the entire car. Can't wait to apply it again in another couple of months to keep the leather in great shape for years to come.

No unpleasant odor, goes on easily, doesn't permanently darken leather. I wish I knew what was in it, but it doesn't seem to have anything that I would regret putting on leather.My problem is that we've used many leather products over the years for cleaning, renewing, and protecting against water. Some of them have turned out not to be compatible. For example, if you've ever put a product containing silicone on your leather, oil-containing products used later will produce unattractive spotty results. And very few products tell you what they contain, so it's just guesswork.That's why the title of my review is "So far, so good". If it turns out at some later time that Leather Afterlife is incompatible with some product that I want to use, or if it turns out that it doesn't protect well or for very long, I'll update this review.UPDATE 2017-08-15:On my second bottle. Still works well. I've decided that the oil is possibly something like neatsfoot oil used to condition baseball mitts and other leathers. Or maybe it's an entirely vegetable product, I don't know, but it works well, hasn't gotten gummy or waxy, and keeps the leather soft to prevent cracking. The darkening fades after a week or so, and I never minded it, anyway. Only complaint: it's a bit expensive compared to neatsfoot oil, which I might try when this bottle runs out.

Chose this over the other most highly rated since any description including 'syrupy' or 'sticky' is very off putting.I needed this for a simple job of protecting boots and it really worked perfectly, easy to apply, a bit drippy so watch for it running if you pour too much on- keep a paper towel handy.A bargain for the money, seems to be enough for 20-30 applications, or more. Have seen this at a professional cobbler/shoe cleaner so now we all know once of their secrets... hate to put 'em out of a job though!

My husband recently bought me a new Cadillac and the seats are all leather. I wanted to make sure that I kept them looking and feeling good so we decided to buy some Leather After Life to use on the seats and dash. One of the main reasons we decided to try this one is because it is non-toxic and having kids and pets that is a big selling point for us. The leather seats were looking a little dull and I was really hoping this would make them come back to life and have that beautiful leather look again. We put some on a microfiber cloth we had and started applying it to the seats. You could tell almost immediately that the leather was coming back to life from that old, dull look. It left the seats and dash with that beautiful leather look and the seats feel so soft now. My husband also uses it on his wallet and belt and they look brand new. You can also use it for furniture, boots, saddles, baseball gloves, purses and more. I am really satisfied with the results and definitely recommend you give this a try. I received this product as a sample to test and review. This review is solely my opinion. The information provided is what I experienced.

I read the reviews and was looking forward to this for my couch. It’s about 10 years old and worn in a few places. Reading all the raving reviews about this “miracle” leather conditioner I felt it would help it. I was not looking for it to look brand new but to at least bring a little life back into it; it’s still a quality leather couch. I followed the directions, cleaned the couch fist and then applied the conditioner. Looked ok at first, and then went back to the way it looked before I applied the conditioner. Did it again. Overall I really see no changes in my couch, none. I really wanted this to work for me so like I say I’m disappointed this did nothing for me.

Leather Afterlife's conditioner works very well. Recommend using their cleaner beforehand, however, if the leather is new or in relatively clean/good condition it may not be needed. It will take a bit of time to apply the conditioner if you are going to be consistent in applying it over the entire surface of what you want to protect. The results will be worth it. After the surface is treated and wiped with a dry microfiber towel, it will take a few hours to dry. After it dries, you will see a healthy sheen, but not a plastic or wet look. The protection the conditioner provides is phenomenal. Liquids will run off like wax on a car, and the leather itself will feel soft and supple. NOTE - you do not need to use a lot of product to adequately cover or protect your leather surfaces. For reference, applying to all surfaces except the back of a full 3-seat sofa and a 2-seat couch only used about 1/4 of the bottle.