Beeswax Leather Polish

Yes, our leather care products are excellent for leather shoes. They help condition, protect, and restore the natural oils in leather footwear, extending their lifespan and maintaining their appearance.

Our leather care product has a mild, natural scent from its beeswax and natural oil ingredients. Most customers find it pleasant and subtle - it won't overpower your space or vehicle interior. The scent fades away as the product absorbs into the leather.

For regular maintenance, apply every 3-6 months depending on use and environmental conditions. High-use items like car seats or frequently worn shoes may benefit from more frequent treatment, while furniture pieces may need less frequent application.

While our product can help improve the appearance of faded leather by restoring moisture and flexibility, it cannot completely restore severely sun-damaged or deeply faded leather to its original color. Best results are achieved with regular preventative care.

Our natural wax formulation provides some protection against UV damage, but it's not a dedicated UV sunscreen. For leather exposed to direct sunlight (like car interiors), we recommend parking in shade when possible and using window tinting for maximum protection.

Yes, our leather care product is excellent for leather furniture including sofas, chairs, and ottomans. It helps maintain the leather's suppleness and appearance while protecting against everyday wear.

No, our products are never tested on animals. We're committed to cruelty-free formulations and use only ethical testing methods to ensure product safety and effectiveness.

This product is not suitable for use on faux leather.

Olive oil is essential for beeswax polish as it carries the beeswax into the leather. Without olive oil, beeswax alone is too hard to apply directly and would just sit on the surface and rub off from any kind of use.

Indeed fresh olive oil may go rancid after 18–24 months if not stored correctly and left open to the elements, which is why it should always be stored in a cool, dark place, even better a dark glass or tin container. Rancid olive oil won’t make you sick, however, if used in cooking it may ruin your recipe by giving the dish a strange flavor.

In the context of our wood or leather polish, which is manufactured in a screw top tin with an EPE seal for added protection, as the olive oil has been blended with beeswax, which has amazing natural sealing properties the oxidation that causes the oil to go rancid is much less likely to occur.