Leather Conditioner (2 oz) - Trusted Leather Conditioner for Furniture, Shoes, Purses, Car Seats, and Leather Boot Care - Rejuvenate and Protect - All Natural and Made in The USA

I've been using rhino wax for years. I love the non-toxic ingredients. Natural and biodegradable was a big selling point for me. This year, I did 3 generous coats on a pair of handmade leather boots and the laces and still had about half left over. I love the stick. You can rub it directly into the shoe.

I have several leather purses and tote bags and they were all in need of conditioning because I use them a lot! This wax leather conditioner is perfect for the job! It’s super easy to use! Just glide it over the leather and buff in with a listless cloth! I let it sit overnight and in the morning I buffer a little more. My bags look completely rejuvenated! I plan to use it on my leather journal covers next!

This is my first Rhino Wax product and will not be my last.The conditioner comes in a paper tube, about the size of a toilet paper roll. Nice that there's no plastic for totally bio-degradable packaging. You slide the cover off and push up from the bottom and the stick slides up like a lip balm. Rub it all over the leather you want to treat then with it in with your fingers or a microfiber cloth and let it dry and do it's thing for the next 12 hours.I've used this on my leather phone case and belts that had some minor scuffs and it did a great job of improving the feel and appearance.The 2-ounce tube isn't very big but a little goes a long way.Next I'm going to use this on the leather trim and seats in my car, although I don't think I'll be able to put it on the driver's seat because it won't be able to let it stand for 12 hours without it, but it's great for shoes, belts, cases, purses, jackets and other leather household items.I am also going to try using it as a skin balm after gardening as the soil often dries and cracks my fingers.

Wow, this stuff works great! This seems to be the game changer in the whole process of resuscitating my leather backpack. It looked a little better after using the saddle soap (step 1), and then a bit more improvement after using the oil (step 2), but it looked a LOT better after using the conditioner (step 3 of 4). I rubbed the conditioner on one section at a time, then used a dauber brush to work it in. The conditioner pushes up like one of those ice cream treats you used to get as a kid, it looks like a giant lip balm. I really worked the conditioner into the leather, into every little seam and tiny spot, especially the straps. So I let it dry for 2 days instead of one. The color has returned, it isn’t looking all faded and shabby like it did in the “before” photo. I can actually use it again! (next is the last step, waterproofing.) If this conditioner can bring back a leather backpack, it'll certainly spruce up a pair of scuffed shoes.

I have several leather shoes and I thought that the Rhino Wax - Leather Conditioner would be good to preserve the shoes. Unfortunately I didn't read the disclaimer that this is not for nubucks. That was my fault and not the products. The parts that I did like it that the conditioner seems like a quality product. However, it's a high price for only 2 ounces. It is also not easy to use and the paper tube is already coming apart after one use.

Review for: Rhino Wax - Leather Conditioner (2 oz) - Trusted Leather Conditioner for Furniture, Shoes, Purses, Car Seats, and Leather Boot Care - Rejuvenate and Protect - All Natural Non-Toxic and Made in the USAThis was really rejuvenated the very dry leather. It made the leather feel softer and smoother. I no longer has the old, sad, parched, dry feeling. I am very impressed with it. A little goes a long way. I recommend this product to anyone who has to revive leather goods - purse, shoes, seats, saddles, etc.

I use this on two leather reclining chairs and a couch. Brings the leather back like new. Very happy with the product.

I recently used all four Rhino Wax products (leather cleaner, leather oil, leather conditioner, and leather waterproofer) to care for a pair of motorcycle boots. Overall, I’m very satisfied with the results.Since this review is for Rhino’s leather conditioner, I’ll start by focusing on it. The conditioner is made from castor oil, shea butter, and beeswax. It is easy to apply and it didn’t take much to condition my boots. Since the ingredients are all natural, I had no concerns about getting it on my hands. I used a small horsehair shoe brush to work the conditioner into the leather and was happy with that approach.There are a few pros and cons for Rhino Wax products:1. The products are made in the USA and use eco-sensitive packaging. For some people those are two huge plusses.2. Given the drying times between products, it takes at least two or three days to complete the process. In my case, each individual step required about five minutes of work to apply the product and 6 to 12 hours of wait time.3. Finally, Rhino Wax sells different products for leather care and baseball glove care. As far as I can tell the two product lines are identical (Leather Cleaner is the same as Glove Cleaner, Leather Oil is the same as Glove Oil, Leather Conditioner is the same as Glove Conditioner). It would be less confusing if they gave identical products the same names and simply expanded the list of uses.