VenetianShoe Cream, 3 Ounces, Neutral

This cream is perfect for shell cordovan leather. I just bought my grail boots, the Grant Stone Maduro Shell Diesel’s(refer to photo) and I conditioned it with this VSC. Look at the results. I simply applied a pea size and spread it all over. Then I buffed with a brush and a microfiber rag. The results speak for itself (refer to the photo). Results of a thin layer of VSC.Also used it in my shell cordovan card holder. Same shine and the wallet really needed it too. Can’t get any better because this cream has some waxes in it so you can use it on all kinds of leather, cxl, shell, kudu, etc,. Smooth leathers but not for rough out or suede. This stuff also doesn’t have a smell which is nice.I used to use Saphir products and sometimes I still do but their cream and polish smell so strong I don’t like it. The VSC has no smells whatsoever and you can apply it with your bare hands. Or at least I do.

Easy to apply, sets quickly, and polishes up well. I was surprised by its consistency; it truly is a cream, very liquid, not a paste. It comes in several colors, but I chose neutral for flexibility.

I tried this on shoes and also a leather jacket and bag multiple times. This cream replenishes leather very well. This is not a water proofing polish, but does provide some minor water protection after it is applied. It appears (scent) one of the ingredients is turpentine, but it does not affect the leather in a bad way. Easy to spread, is absorbed pretty quickly by the leather without leaving that oily layer on the leather. Not Saphir shoe replenish, but does the same job and is a fraction of the price.

Works very well. The only thing it does darken a tad bit, but not too much.

Venetian Shoe Cream is simply one of the best shoe conditioners on the market.

Wonderful product, very healthy for leather

I bought this for a pair of expensive Danner boots, which are almost Khaki colored and I wanted to keep the color that way. This stuff worked and (after it dried) didn't darken the leather very much. I'd use this product for boots used primarily indoors.I've used mink/neatsfoot oil for 40 years and that stuff works as well or better but it does darken the leather a lot.

It's one of the best leather creams you can buy. it goes through leather well while not darken leather too much.