Leather Conditioner

How to condition your leather

1. Ensure your leather surfaces are clean. If not, clean the surface prior to conditioning with our Leather Cleaner.
2. Use Leather Honey Leather Conditioner at room temperature or above (you can warm the product slightly in the microwave if necessary). Spot test the leather conditioner in a discreet area and allow the test area to dry before proceeding.
3. Apply a quarter-size drop of leather conditioner to a clean, dry lint-free cloth. Completely coat the leather in a thin, even layer of conditioner and allow to dry for at least two hours (preferably overnight).
4. Once dry, gently buff the leather with a lint-free cloth if necessary to remove any excess conditioner. Apply additional coats as needed, if leather still appears dry.

Frequently asked questions about our leather conditioner

1. Is Leather Honey a natural leather conditioner? Leather Honey Leather Conditioner is non-toxic and completely free of harmful chemicals. It is safe for children and pets — in fact, we started using the product on our family's horse farm! It is also free of common allergens, including nuts and nut oils, gluten, dairy and other animal products.
2. Is the conditioner safe for colored leather? Yes! Leather Honey is safe for all leather but suede, as well as all colors of leather (including white leather). It's also ideal for all leather items — it truly is the best leather conditioner for car seats, couches and furniture, shoes, boots, jackets and anything else you own.
3. Can I use the conditioner for faux leather or vinyl? No. Leather Honey is designed to penetrate into the leather's pores, and it can't do that with items that are not porous, including faux leather, vinyl and plastic. We recommend avoiding these areas when conditioning.