Leather Honey Complete Leather Care Kit: Cleaner, Conditioner, 2 Cloths. Non-Toxic Leather Care Made in The USA Since 1968. Restore Couches, Car Seats & Interior, Jackets, Shoes & Bags. for Any Color

I used this product on a purse made with a nice leather. Sadly the ink only came off a little but the rest of the leather looked great. I then used it on a new purse made with leather to condition it. It did great. I was hoping the ink would fade more but it was pretty set in I suppose. The product is good for cleaning and conditioning I will say on other not so set in grime.

I never leave reviews but thought this review may help people. People spend a lot of money on leather stuff and don't want it ruined.We just purchased some expensive leather furniture. I wanted to treat it as we have small grandkids. 1st off, I put a divorce attorney on speed-dial because if this stuff changed our furniture in any way it wasn't going to be good.I put on some cleaner on a rag and applied the cleaner as directed. Yes, even though it is new, it says it softened it up. I let the cleaner dry as noted in the directions. I then took a deep breath and said here we go. I put on a new pair of latex gloves (can buy cheap at any store, 25-50 pair in a box). I applied a quarter size puddle onto my gloves, not the furniture. I the proceeded to apply in onto the furniture in a circular motion, getting into all the crevices and reapplying a quarter size puddle onto gloves as needed. I did all of our furniture. Backs, sides, and seating area. I used about 1/3 or less of an 8oz bottle to do all of it. If you use a rag to apply the conditioner, the rag will absorb your product until the rag is soaked. I didn't buy this to treat the rag. Then as described in a Letter Honey video I watched, it said to leave it on at least 2 hours or overnight if you can. OK, I like stuff to soak in, so overnight it was. I didn't sleep well wondering what I just did to our new furniture. I got up early, went down and looked and the furniture and about threw up. OH NO, this stuff still has the wet shiny look. Not good as our furniture has more of a flat sheen. OK, don't panic I told myself, FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS. I grabbed a lint free rag and started wiping it off. AMAZING, it wiped right back down to the sheen it was when I purchased it. I proceeded to do it all, CHANGING rags a few times and then doing a final wipe down on all of it with a clean rag. My furniture is not tacky, shiny or blotchy in any way. Looks like it did when it arrived. So again, the trick is to put on cleaner and wipe it off. Put the conditioner on with latex gloves, not a rag. You get nice even coverage and will save a lot of material. Don't over apply, you don't need to. It says that in the directions.My eagle eye, very picky spouse came down to see it. Oofta, I passed the test. I deleted the number for the divorce attorney and I asked her to renew or vows. :-) Just kidding. All in all, this product worked fabulous if you follow the instructions. Please note, our furniture is a dark brown, I see no color shift at all. If you have lighter furniture, per the manufacturer label, it could darken it a bit. Hope this helps someone out.

I've tried several "premium" leather cleaners/conditioners stocked at the auto parts stores for years and thought I was properly taking care of my car's leather seats, but the the leather kept getting more worn and crinkled as the years went on, no matter how often I was using the "premium" products to clean/condition them. My wife suggested Leather Honey because she saw it on one of her Instagram posts from a home improvement blogger. I was highly skeptical but was open to trying something else because what I was using wasn't working well enough. The cleaner worked as well as any of the other saddle soap cleaners, but the secret sauce is the leather conditioner. Yes, it was a bit sticky and took longer to apply than other conditioners, but the overnight result was amazing. The wear spots almost went away completely and were restored to their original color, and the leather overall is more supple. My daughters also have older (10+ years) cars with leather seats, and it equally restored those. A little goes a long way with the conditioner. Did all the seats in three cars with just 1/4 of the bottles of cleaner and conditioner, so it's a good value if you don't overuse the product. Awesome conditioner—definitely will buy again when I need more.

Product works as expected other than the provided microfiber rags make applying to conditioner difficult (stick to the leather to much). Cotton rag works better.

Our daughter found herself a used club chair from Pottery Barn for her apt at college. (ucla). I bought her this kit to use on her new/old chair. She used it and it was simple. It was easy and the chair it looking great. It was looking pretty dried out until she cleaned it and conditioned it. It's much softer now and it didnt darken the leather. It worked great.

I’m a novice when it comes to leather care and this could not be any easier. I have a set of Mid Century vintage Persival Lafer leather chairs and was in need of cleaning and conditioning. I did a ton of research on how to do this and landed with the leather honey kit. I liked the natural ingredients, so I know it would work with this natural material. It cleaned the chairs well and even removed some spots. The box set was really well put together and liked how it included the towel. It was easy to apply ( product on the towel first, then rubbed it into the leather) and went on pretty quickly. It looked like it rehydrated the leather and made it a bit softer. I do wish it had more of a smell ( like citrus) because the leather does have an older smell to it. I left the conditioner on the chair over night then wiped off the excess that was not absorbed in the morning. My chairs look beautiful and I highly recommend! Check out photos for before and afters.

Very nice leather cleaner and conditioner! I have an expensive leather sofa and chairs and this set is perfect!

Works well but, work intensive