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Made in France, Saphir Etalon Noir Neatsfoot Oil Softener is a natural, solvent-free formula designed to soften, nourish, protect, and waterproof leather while preventing it from drying or hardening. Crafted with genuine neatsfoot oil and a low paraffin content, it penetrates deeply without clogging pores, making it especially effective on thick, aged, or hardened leathers such as saddlery, harnesses, footwear, and outerwear.
Perfect for restoring suppleness to leather that has become stiff over time, this conditioning oil also helps protect against water and environmental damage. Its deep-penetrating action ensures long-lasting flexibility while maintaining the natural breathability of the leather.
Application: Apply with a brush onto clean leather and leave in a dry place to absorb. Allow approximately 24 hours for full penetration before use. For very dry or hardened leather, repeat the application two to three times until the leather becomes supple. For regular maintenance, apply three to four times per year. Test on a discreet area first, as the high concentration of neatsfoot oil may slightly darken very pale leathers.
Made in France. 200ml
Proper cleaning and conditioning of leather dress shoes is essential to their long-term care. Regular cleaning prevents the buildup of dirt, waxes, and resins (from non-Saphir polishes) that can cause leather to suffocate and begin to crack. Regular cleaning, followed by conditioning, allows the leather pores to open and breathe, while keeping the leather soft, supple and properly-hydrated.
Saphir Shoe Polish has the most comprehensive collection of leather cleaners and conditioners available anywhere. We are here to help! Check out our extensive Shoe Care Guide for help learning how to take the best care possible of your dress shoes!
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