Tarrago Self Shine Shoe Polish with Applicator – Quick Shine Shoe Cream for Leather Boots and Shoes - 1.76 Fl. Oz

Tarrago Self Shine Shoe Polish... White. I ordered through Amazon and received it the next day. I ordered this product for a few reasons, 1st my family white leather trainers 6 pairs that are not so white, and my white leather purses (3). Summer is here and I wanted to get everything bright and refreshed. I also have a whitish leather covered box I wanted to see if it would work on. We cleaned everything with leather cleaner and then applied this polish as instructed. Allowed to dry and went through with a cloth to get any excess and then a soft brush. Came out great! Not too shiney. Even my leather box looks nice. It’s been a month and one of my sons trainers look a bit shabby so we will clean again and reapply as I have a bit left over. He wears them often. The other trainers look clean. Good product. I Will purchase again in other colors.

I have been using Tarrago shoe cream for many years and have always been pleased with it (have tried the competitors and still prefer Tarrago). This version is very convenient to use - just apply , wait, buff. The medium brown color is versatile and works well on everything from my semi-dress shoes to my old Redwings.

As of this review, I've bought this polish and come back for more 4 times.First, I bought red. Red is a hard color to get for polish. My favorite handbag and boots are both leather and have worn out from lack of polish. I really liked them even though they were looking pretty bad, and tried things like DIY polish made from lipstick following online tutorials (Don't do it.) Eventually I found and tried this polish, which is kind of weird with the spongey bit, but hey, I was desperate. IT WORKED!It didn't just work, it worked great. The sponge applicator covers all the nooks and crannies without getting polish all over a rag. And yes, it does self shine without having to pull out a brush. If you do pull out a brush, though, it won't make your shoes shinier. No mess, can make your stuff look like new in 5 minutes or less. No transfer after it was fully dry, too, which is great for the handbag.So then I tried Tan, because that's another hard color to get polish for. Again, worked wonderfully. No mess, great coverage.After Tan, I had to shine a pair of black shoes the old fashioned way and it took way longer, mess everywhere and polish all over my hands. Screw that! I threw out my old shoe polish kits and bought colors to match the rest of the shoes in my house that might possibly need to be shined. I tried the black on the black shoes I had just shined via the tin-and-rag-and-brush method, and the black was deeper and shinier immediately.So get this stuff! All my leather shoes look amazing, and it's way easier to fix them up so they get polished more often.

The polish does a great job of making my emt boots shine like new. I also like the fact that the polish is easy to apply.

This stuff is honestly great I shine my shoes about twice a week for the past 13 years and if I have found this stuff I would have saved a ton of time it doesn't seem to bother the leather at all it's a good price it's durable and it's really black which is exactly the color I wanted the only downside is the attached sponge separated after only 3 or 4 uses so I had to buy an aftermarket one.

This is a wonderful shoe polish. No matter what color boots or shoes I need to clean and polish, this does ALL of them. So I was finally able to purge all the black, brown, gray, navy, and white polishes that I had accumulated over the years, and just rely on this one alone. As an added bonus, it has a self-applicator that stores in the lid so that it stays clean and doesn't dry out between uses. Good design, self-buffing, and compact for storage or traveling, this is a great little polish that has turned out to be the only one I need.

Easter Egg hunting did not go well for my Granddaughter's shoes. I searched Amazon for some scuff polish and decided to try this Self Shine Cream Kit instead of a liquid. It worked wonderfully on her almost new shoes that I was ready to throw away. A little glue for the rubber sole that was pulling away and 2 coats of the Self Shine Cream on the synthetic leather and they look great again. I think it would take a magnifying glass to where the shoes got scuffed. No buffing either. My only problem is that I haven't found out how to open the applicator that is built into the lid. I used a paper towel instead; worked just fine.

I've used this and others multiple times, this one is the best for most leather shoes. After applying, make sure to let it dry for a few minutes, then brush it with a buffing brush to get the best shine. Highly recommend!