SAPHIRMen's Shoe Treatment

I picked this product because it resembled the original color of my sandals. I was very happy with the result. You can see in the picture the difference in color when applying the product. The final result was great. It was easy to finish and shine.

Saphir shoe care products are among the higher rated brands on the market. The Shoe Treatment is a soft (as opposed to wax like) shoe cream. The cream spreads easily. The black color is deep and it covers scratches, lines caused by wear, and minor discolorations. Once polished with a good shoe brush, this shoe cream leaves my shoes with a uniform, low-gloss shine. Its a good shoe cream.

It has made the leather on a seven year old pair of shoes look nearly new. The cream does a wonderful job of restoring the color and supple feel of the leather. Scratches have been either removed or reduced and it will buff to a pleasant satin sheen. I feel that it is perfect for those who want to revitalize a dull pair of shoes without imparting a mirror like shine. I’ve found that it also works great as an edge dressing on welts or stacked leather heels.Do keep in mind that a little goes a long way. Do not over apply the cream and ensure that you buff and remove as much excess as possible after it has been allowed to sit for a few minutes. Otherwise, it will transfer and stain pant legs. Ask me how I know. Something else to keep in mind is that certain smooth finished, “waterproof” leathers may struggle to absorb the cream, resulting in a smeared appearance as it sits on the surface of the shoe. With those points in mind, this is about the best product you can put on leather shoes due to the natural, high quality materials used that work to nourish and revitalize the leather rather and provide a superficial finish on top of it.

Great product, nice finish

This shoe polish is effective at restoring shine and providing a protective layer, but it dries up quickly if left in the container for too long. While it works well when freshly applied, you'll need to ensure the lid is tightly sealed after each use to prevent it from becoming too thick or unusable. It's a solid choice for maintaining your shoes, but the drying issue can be frustrating.

I used "Fawn" colored cream polish on my toddler's leather shoes that were looking pretty bad, and I wasn't sure polish would do much for them, but I'm very pleased with the result!See pics!Pic 1: Before. Notice how deep the scuffs are.Pic 2: After only using the cream polish. Buffs to a very nice shine with a half decent shoe brush. Highly recommend a brush vs only a rag.Pic 3: Shoe on the left has polish only, shoe on the right is finished with a wax polish.Pic 4: Both shoes polished and then waxed. The wax took some of the shine away (not what I thought would happen), but they feel more conditioned and protected to the touch. We'll see how they wear!

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So easy to use. And. A great shine