Leather Milk Leather Restoration Kit. Leather Cleaner, Conditioner, and Water Protector - No. 1-3 Leather Care Kit - All Natural, Non-Toxic. 2 Sizes. Made in The USA. Includes 3 Restoration Pads!

The cleaner does what it says. The conditioner is easy to apply and buff. Don't worry that it looks like it darkens your boots - once it's absorbed and dry they're back to original color. It even works on pull-up mad dog goat skin (intended to develop patina) keeping the character while protecting. Buff on tiny bit of neutral cream polish if you're feeling fancy.The waterproofer does darken leather a bit, which can even be good some times. It gave some real nice character to the boots on the left in the picture. They're made of good thick hide but they show scuffs, and this stuff blends it all in. It makes water bead on my full grain black leather jacket, and it makes it feel soft without being greasy at all. There's a bit of waterproofer on the dark goatskin boots on the right of the picture - the left boot is a bit lighter than the right one so I use more on it to balance things out.Highly recommended, this will be my leather care kit from here on out.

The only knock here is that you have to use them out of order. I will talk about them in order of use:Cleaner (2): Was able to get my dirty thurgood boots very clean without affecting the distressed look I have been cultivating. The product itself is thin so be careful when applying it to the new dry pad or you will spill it all over yourself. This brings me to my next point it didn't leave any visible stains on my boots, briefcase, carpet etc after it had dried. I was amazed at how much dirt I was able to remove.Conditioner (1): You must use this to replace the oils you are stripping from the leather from the above cleaner. Not to fear, this will more than adequately replace them and give the look of brand new leather to your items. Both my briefcase and boots look brand new after using this.Waterproofing (3): This is the best of the three, if you have to buy one this is it. You know this stuff is legit because it takes much longer than the advertised 15-30 minutes for it to saturate your leather items. Once it does though run around in a thunderstorm with glee as water beads off your boots/briefcase/jacket.My only warning is this will darken the color of anything you use it on so it may not be great for lighter colored things. This is very clearly stated on the label though and I have not come across anything better.

I have a 22 year old Lexus and this conditioner works flawlessly! It did take a dedicated process to apply the 4 step process, but the end result was fabulous...there was a film initially in which I planned to not drive the car for a few days and I wanted the product to really be absorbed into the leather as much as possible, so I would suggest to allow for about 3 days to let the finished application sit on the leather before planning on sitting on the leather seats. The finish was excellent and the seats looked incredible. I might be mistaken, but I have read that many leather interiors have a built in finish which wouldn't allow the product to actually be absorbed into the leather, but it appeared to absorb and the seats do feel better than before. Realize this leather is 22 years old and for the first 12 years the owner lived in Arizona, so I am impressed that the leather can feel this good at this point. I wouldn't say the leather is soft, but it does feel better than before applying these products and I feel the leather is both protected and more resistant to aging at this point...hope this helps

While I'm not sure the 'straight cleaner' is really all that great (#2, it seems like some pH adjusted soap in what is mostly water) the 'Leather Milk Conditioner' (#1) is absolutely remarkable and has completely restored some nice leather boots that had gone through the snow/salt of two Chicago winters. I thought I was going to have to toss them, but this product plus the investment of some cedar shoe trees completely restored the uppers and I'm going to have them re-soled. I'm waiting to see how the waterproofing works out for me. I would say get the 3pk deal if you need a water proofing (#3), but if not I would just leave the straight cleaner #2 and purchase the leather milk #1 on it's own. Also, when applying the leather milk, I found it most effective to apply it directly onto the shoe and gently spreading with a gloved hand. The pad that is included is great for a bit of clean up, but it soaks up most of the product before it can penetrate the leather. If you use a latex glove to gently spread the product over the leather you can get good penetration and then use the included pad to remove the excess after most of it has soaked in.

I recently invested in some nice leather boots and knew I wanted to take care of them properly so they will last me a long time! I ended up going with this set since it had anything I thought I would need. The cleaner worked fine- I hadn't had to boots long, but I was surprised to see some dirt on the cloth when I cleaned them. Then I used the waterproofing formula on my boots. They were brown and they definitely darkened quite a bit when I initially applied. However, as time went on it seems to have soaked in and is close to the original color. They are still darker, which I don't mind- they look nicer and sharper than before and I'm more worried about my boots holding up over the long run.It also happened to rain the day after I waterproofed my boots and I was very happy to see that it kept my boots protected!I'm also happy with the ingredients that this is a gentle, more natural product. I'm sensitive to strong scents and this one doesn't have one, so I was really glad about that too. I know I will find other uses for this and am planning to try the formula #1 for my leather couches that could use some TLC.