Natural Leather Balm
A handmade leather conditioner and water proofer, homemade using local ingredients.
This balm will nourish dry leather, restoring its fibres back to full health. It is also a fabulous at waterproofing, perfect for walking boots and shoes. Can also be used as a beard balm!
30ml and 60ml pots to keep all your leather in tip top condition. The 60ml will keep you in favour with your leather for a good few years.
A handmade leather conditioner and water proofer, homemade using local ingredients.
This balm will nourish dry leather, restoring its fibres back to full health. It is also a fabulous at waterproofing, perfect for walking boots and shoes. Can also be used as a beard balm!
30ml and 60ml pots to keep all your leather in tip top condition. The 60ml will keep you in favour with your leather for a good few years.
A handmade leather conditioner and water proofer, homemade using local ingredients.
This balm will nourish dry leather, restoring its fibres back to full health. It is also a fabulous at waterproofing, perfect for walking boots and shoes. Can also be used as a beard balm!
30ml and 60ml pots to keep all your leather in tip top condition. The 60ml will keep you in favour with your leather for a good few years.
Locally Sourced Ingredients
The four ingredients in this balm are local to where I live, sourced within 50 miles of my home. Each comes from a responsible, small scale independent producer & I make the birch oil myself.
Tallow
Rapeseed Oil
Bees wax
Birch Oil
This recipe is based on knowledge and ingredients used at the tanneries from the finishers and curriers -They use tallow at the end of the tanning process to feed natural oils back to the leather. Birch tar oil is a very old and secret ingredient used in the finishing process, it has a deep and smokey smell. Bees wax is used to add water proofing and rapeseed oil helps to push all these ingredients deep into the fibres of the leather.
Not an avocado, sweet almond or jojoba in sight, also no paraffins or petroleum’s. This is what leather conditioners on the market are full of. There is no need to be using ingredients from the other side of the world, and definitely no need to be using harsh chemicals that rot stitching.
Leather Care
Unsure how to care for your leather? This Leather Care guide will tell you all you need to know. And if you ever need help with your leather, please get in touch, I am always happy to help
Shipping
UK - Royal Mail first class tracked
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