Holy cow! @ScottWolf: Thank you so much for this recipe! I have a pull-up leather sofa that desperately needed some love and care. The "special products" available for this purpose are not only outrageously expensive, but in my opinion, they don't deliver the right results either. I roughly followed your recipe from the first post:
50g beeswax
50g cocoa butter
100g almond oil
15g lanolin
5g carnauba wax
About 30 drops of orange oil
The sofa has retained its character developed over the years, but now it feels like pull-up leather should feel (before, it was "cold" like standard smooth leather). Absolutely wonderful and brilliant! I am so incredibly grateful that I came across this post! Thank you!
An actual Leather Conditioner recipe
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Holy cow! @ScottWolf: Thank you so much for this recipe! I have a pull-up leather sofa that desperately needed some love and care. The "special products" available for this purpose are not only outrageously expensive, but in my opinion, they don't deliver the right results either. I roughly followed your recipe from the first post:
50g beeswax
50g cocoa butter
100g almond oil
15g lanolin
5g carnauba wax
About 30 drops of orange oil
The sofa has retained its character developed over the years, but now it feels like pull-up leather should feel (before, it was "cold" like standard smooth leather). Absolutely wonderful and brilliant! I am so incredibly grateful that I came across this post! Thank you!
Best regards from Germany,
Simone