Saphir Beauté du Cuir Renovateur - Cleans, Nourishes, Protects and Shines - with Chamois Cleaning Cloth - 50mL

Great product I had old leather boots and it brought them back to life. Use a clean brush or applicator since it is semi liquid. I highly recommend.

This leather treatment worked very well on a recent project I did (leather valet tray/dice roll mat). I applied it after the dye dried. When applying, it picked up a bit of the leather dye, but I kept working it in and the dye that was picked up on my cloth towel was unnoticeable on the leather piece itself. Meaning, don’t be too alarmed to see some dye lift off on your applicating cloth. I saw this product being used in a leather dyeing video on YouTube - the gentleman first applied neatsfoot oil, then dyed the leather, then applied this cream/finish. The finish looks sleek, sheen and smooth. Feels great and I’ll absolutely use it again! I’d recommend!

Saphir Renovateur truly lives up to its reputation as the best leather care product you can buy. I’ve used it on high-end shoes, handbags, and even leather furniture, and every time it brings the material back to life with a soft, natural sheen that looks luxurious without being glossy. The texture is silky and easy to apply. Just a small amount goes a long way. It absorbs quickly, nourishing the leather from within instead of sitting on the surface like cheaper conditioners often do. The light, pleasant scent adds to the sense of quality, and after buffing, the leather feels smooth, supple, and completely refreshed. What sets this apart is how it enhances the leather’s natural character rather than masking it. Scuffs soften, color evens out, and the finish looks as though it’s been professionally cared for. If you take pride in maintaining fine leather, this is a five-star must-have as it's simple, elegant, and unmatched in performance.

the best shoe polish cream ever!

Performance: The Saphir Renovateur is a must-have for dress shoes, as it cleans, hydrates, and revives leather, bringing it back to life. A little goes a long way—my previous container lasted nearly seven years. Usage: It's super simple to use: just dab a tiny dot onto the area and spread it in a circular motion. The formula seems slightly oilier than the original, possibly due to more mink oil, but it still produces a nice shine. Versatility: The neutral color makes it easy to use on all shoe colors. For an even shinier look, you can apply polish afterward. Tips: Make sure to brush off the included chamois cloth before use to avoid leaving fibers on your shoes. If fibers appear, they can be easily blown off. Pros: Cleans, hydrates, and revives leather. Long-lasting; a little goes a long way. Neutral color for all shoe colors. Easy to use. Cons: Slightly oilier than the original formula. Conclusion: The Saphir Renovateur is an essential product for maintaining dress shoes. It cleans, hydrates, and revives leather, providing a beautiful shine. Despite the slightly oilier formula, it remains highly effective and versatile. Highly recommended for anyone looking to keep their dress shoes in top condition. Pictures: Laces tied (should be first one) are the before, and Lacies not tied are the after results. Shine!

The manufacturer of my headphones recommends using nothing to clean the thin leather covering the ear pads. According to the instructions, just wipe them off after use. That may work adequately for listening at home in an easy-chair, but not when working out. Perspiration (sweat) contains many things which are bad for leather, particularly salt. Simply wiping them off is not going to remove the salt, which easily penetrates leather. There are ways to supposedly help remove it, but thin leathers, like suede, are delicate and difficult to clean. Over time, salt and perspiration will make the leather stiff and fragile, much more susceptible to tearing. Hence, I went looking for a suitable leather product for my new, pricey headphones. This is just the kind of gentle protectant I was looking for. The consistency is relatively thin. I just dab my finger to it, then carefully wipe it on. The beeswax and mink oil will help keep sweat from penetrating the leather. Although I wipe off the leather while exercising, I’d like all the protection I can get. When properly cared for, products designed to last for years can last decades. It’s wasteful and bad for the environment to be discarding and replacing products which could have lasted far longer. It’s not uncommon for friends to ask how old are items in my home. “I haven’t seen those in years. Why does yours still work and look fairly new?”

I have a pair of black Horween Chromexcel shoes. I had been using Saphir Medaille d’Or Black Oiled Leather Cream on them. This didn't get the shoes as shiny as I wanted them to be. Looked around online and found some articles saying Saphir Beaute du Cuir Renovateur got Chromexcel shinier than Saphir Medaille d’Or Oiled Leather Cream did, so I got some. Yes, the Saphir Beaute du Cuir Renovateur does get Chromexcel shoes shinier. It came with a cloth to apply it. Looked online to find out if I could use my finger to apply it. Found out I could use my finger to apply it, so I did. Very happy with the results.

Extremely stiff and dry/greyed vintage leather jacket restored to full damned beauty with 2 jars. Only used quarter of 2nd jar. Men's medium. Conditioned with Doc Bailey's Leather-Black beforehand.