LexolAll Leather Conditioner for Car Seats and Interiors, Couches and Furniture, Shoes and Boots, Bags and Jackets, Baseball Gloves and Horse Saddles, and More, 16.9 oz Bottle (Step 2 of 2)

Excellent product. Saturates leather quickly with no greasy or sticky residue. Leaves leather supple with a great subtle scent. It also darkens leather less than other products I have tried if that is important to you.As the title states, I prefer this over Leather Honey which I have used for years. Leather Honey tends to really darken leather and takes a substantial amount of time to absorb and always seems to leave a sticky film. Lexol is also and fantastic value compared to Leather Honey, you get twice as much for half the price and a little goes a long way.Great stuff. Buy it.

this leather conditioner is wonderful when I’m finished with the bottle I will buy more, perfect for your leather shoes and your leather bags and leather furniture, I promise you the conditioner can’t tell any difference whether is leather shoes, or purse or couch as long as his leather or whatever leather you have won’t even on your clothes. It does a great job.!

This stuff conditions leather and leaves a pleasant "leathery" smell. If you apply it by hand, it can leave your hands a little sticky. I use it primarily for my leather boots, but I have also used it to restore some very old leather holsters/ knife pouches.

The best leather conditioner.

The manufacturer of my leather coat recommended this product by name for conditioning the leather coat before putting it up for the summer. It goes on easy and dried without darkening the leather. Smells good and did not leave the coat sticky

Works great on all leather, especially golf grips.

I've used this product regularly for the past 5-6 years and overall I like it #1 because it doesn't leave an oily residue. It's more of a liquid than oil, or cream. Absorbs evenly into the leather, and if used correctly it works great. This size bottle is great if you condition your leather seats regularly. More product for less money.

Okay so it does still condition well, and that’s its job. But unless I got a bad batch or something, this new version’s smell is awful. The last time I bought Lexol it came in an orange bottle and smelled absolutely wonderful, kinda similar to new car smell. This version smells kinda… weird. Almost sour. I do not like it.