8oz Conditioner

Leather Honey Leather conditioner and cleaner purchased to restore an old chesterfield chair. Both products are fabulous. The cleaner is easy to apply and removes the surface dirt. Once dried we then used the conditioner, which is rich and moisturising. We didn’t leave overnight but buffed after 2 hours but still the results are perfect. I have now used these on my sofa and was really pleased with the improvement in the leather . Very surprised at how far the product goes and will absolutely use this regularly in the future.

Great quality product used on a leather coat, lovely shine & soft too touch

This is the best product I've used on my leather jackets, usings hands rather than a cloth to work it into leather. It left them feeling nourished and revitalised. Works well on different surfaces. Will definitely buy again.

This conditioner is very sticky but the result was amazing. My leather sofa now looks like brand new. I'm very satisfied with this product and would definitely buy again.

A superb product. I have a leather trench coat and a motor cycle jacket. I carefully followed the instructions re: applying the conditioner. Admittedly both the coat and jacket are brand new but I noticed a subtle difference following application and leaving overnight. Both the trench coat and jacket are made of buffalo leather and expensive. I strongly feel this product will significantly contribute to their overall care…..

Let me start by saying that I've used leather conditioner creams, oils and wax before with varying degrees of satisfaction. This time though I'd push the boat out and buy a premium product. Maybe you do get what you pay for was the thinking. This is the first time I've used this product. Their instructional video on YouTube says "It's called honey for a reason". It sure is. This stuff has the consistency of runny honey. It's not sticky, but it is thick. This makes it incredibly difficult to spread a thin coat on the leather being treated. Even warming doesn't really help very much. I found the best thing to do was to soak a cloth in conditioner. Then wring it out really well and wipe on. Even though this was the best way for me, it still wasn't easy. Preparing and treating a 6-seat sofa was time consuming and physically quite demanding. And it's messy too. At the time of writing I've left it for the recommended 2-hour minimum and not all the product has been absorbed. I'll leave overnight when hopefully there will only be a little surplus left to remove. I'm hopeful that the product will work wonders with the leather, and will provide lasting protection. But unless I find a new way to put it on I won't be buying again.

I don’t do reviews but I have made an exception for this product. I have a thirteen year old chesterfield. I have always looked after it but it was beginning to show its age. I saw this and thought I would give it a go so ordered the kit. Omg it is amazing it looks like a new chesterfield. I am blown away. You need a bit of elbow grease and I would recommend it is left on overnight so that it penetrates the leather thoroughly. The colour is vibrant again the leather supple and it shines like a new pin. I will definitely be using this in 6 months time as recommended. I did the sofa and two chairs and I have used about a third of the bottle. BRILLIANT

As a buyer of old vintage leather, I quite often come across pieces that, while in fantastic overall condition, appear to have never been conditioned or cared for in their lives. Leather Honey is my go-to for refreshing leather than isn't bone-dry or overly scuffed up as it does do an exceptional job. However, I don't feel it works as well on leather that is so dry it's in danger of looking like the Dead Sea scrolls. For this, a milkier, more liquid cream gets to work faster. Leather Honey also isn't a magic bullet for leather where there original smooth finish is flaking--you'll need to build it back up with polishes first. Also, for leather that's been brought back to life or for maintenance I recommend the wonderful Renapur. In conclusion, Leather Honey is well worth having on hand for mild to moderate conditioning tasks (a bottle lasts ages and ages) but be prepared to use other products for tricker restoration work.