Leather Soap & Cleaner - Saddle Soap by Saphir France

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Containing pure glycerin and sold with its own sponge, Saphir Saddle Soap is a pure and natural solution to thoroughly clean smooth leathers. Dirt, grease and grime are lifted away, and layers of polish and wax removed, opening the pores of the leather, allowing the leather to breathe and permitting a fresh start to ongoing leather conditioning and the application of pigmented polishing products. Leather emerges from a saddle-soaping clean and softened, with suppleness restored. Saphir product - Made in France. When you buy leather care products from the French leader Saphir you can rest assured your footwear, bags, accessories and other leather items will be treated to effective and nourishing natural ingredients. Quality made since the 1920’s, purchase your Saphir leather car from Valentino Garemi, the online Canadian shoe shine experts.How to use:Slightly dampen the included sponge and take
Containing pure glycerin and sold with its own sponge, Saphir Saddle Soap is a pure and natural solution to thoroughly clean smooth leathers. Dirt, grease and grime are lifted away, and layers of polish and wax removed, opening the pores of the leather, allowing the leather to breathe and permitting a fresh start to ongoing leather conditioning and the application of pigmented polishing products. Leather emerges from a saddle-soaping clean and softened, with suppleness restored. Saphir product - Made in France. When you buy leather care products from the French leader Saphir you can rest assured your footwear, bags, accessories and other leather items will be treated to effective and nourishing natural ingredients. Quality made since the 1920’s, purchase your Saphir leather car from Valentino Garemi, the online Canadian shoe shine experts.How to use:Slightly dampen the included sponge and take up a small amount of Saphir Saddle Soap and work into a lather in the tin. Use the suds sparingly on the leather, rubbing gently in a circle. Avoid soaking the leather with water, allowing the lather to lift the soiling and excess product instead. Remove the lather from the leather with a soft cloth. Dry away from heat and then condition, polish and buff as usual.