Homemade Leather Conditioner with Natural Ingredients 

When I make leather goods he is almost always present and follows every phase with great interest. When I cut the leather the first scrap is always from him, he bites it and plays with it for a long time. "Bombo" thanks you for your kind comment (and so do I).

Thanks mate, your thoughts are always appreciated. Take care.

Grazie per seguire e supportare il mio lavoro. Molto apprezzato il paragone con i Samurai.

Не слишком ли плотно при таких пропорциях получается?

That's why I made it, the one I bought never satisfied me, too many chemicals and a bad smell. Thanks for watching and liking.

I'm sorry but I can't help you, I don't use suede and therefore I have no references about it. You can try making a small amount and testing it on a sample.

Thank you

I read this this comment with a Borat voice in my head, thanks

Thanks for your thoughts, I appreciate it. Are you worried that my counterclockwise shuffling will slow down the planet's rotation? 😉 I have no idea, I had never noticed this, but I went to see other videos and I always do it.

Hi, thanks for watching and commenting. I think with just vco it's fine, the only thing that might change is the density of the final product as coconut oil is solid if it's not very hot and might be a little more difficult to spread on the leather. Where I live, almond oil is easily available in any herbalist or shop that sells skin care products, sometimes you can also find it in the supermarket on the beauty product shelves, try taking a look.

I know it is used in the production of shoe polish, but I prefer not to use it. Lanolin is mainly used in skin care products for its property of absorbing water and emulsifying it with oils in order to keep the skin hydrated. A leather conditioner should protect the leather from water while keeping it supple and nourished.

@@LTMS I see, thank you so much for the info, I'll give this recipe a go. Really appreciate the video 😊

@@dried_paint_7377 Thanks to you for your appreciation, I'm glad you liked it.

Beeswax is very compact, which is why it should always be mixed with oils before use. If your method works, use it, even if it seems very time consuming to me. If you heat the beeswax just once to make the conditioner, you will have an easy-to-apply product.

@@LTMS that makes more sense. Thanks. Im very new to leatherwork.

I'm glad to helped you. Take care and learn something new every day, you will master it in no time.@@fawaad

Coconut oil and bees wax are organics. Thank you for the comment.

in the video it is clearly explained that 1 part beeswax, 1 part coconut oil and 2 parts almond oil are used. This means that if you use 10 grams of beeswax you will need to use 10 grams of coconut oil and 20 grams of almond oil, if you use one ounce of beeswax you will need one ounce of coconut oil and 2 ounces of oil of almonds and so on... I used the parts on purpose. I use the conditioner for wallets, notebooks and small leather goods, never used for car seats that sit in the sun all day.

Is it good for boots?

Yes you can. Personally, for the car seats I would use neatsfoot oil because the surface of the seats is very large and it would cost a lot with the conditioner. Neat's foot oil is very convenient and is absorbed well within a few hours.

One man band. I plan, I shoot, I edit. 🙂

@@LTMS well I also have a RU-vid channel can you show me How you shoot ????

@@T.Rahman1 Filmmaking is one of my interest, and what I know about it comes from years of watching tutorials, following great directors works and studying shots. I'm sorry but it's not something I can teach you. Search for "Brandon Li" on YT, he was a cameraman for MTV and now he shoot amazing movies alone. Whatch his movies, (especially this one ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0Tc01YLHwpk.html ) follow his tutorials, it's a good starting point. And than, get inspiration but find your style. Is the only way I can help you.

lightly as you apply it, then lighten as it dries

No, olive oil goes rancid over time.

Palm oil doesn't go rancid, but I have no idea if that would be okay. You can try putting it on a small scrap of leather and see how it behaves over time, but I've never heard anything about its use in leather working.

Of course yes, if you need to nourish the leather of your boots. If you abuse them in water and mud then also use some more specific product to make them waterproof.

Absolutely no, candle wax is full of chemicals and does not nourish the leather

@@LTMSwhat can I use other than beeswax?

I don't understand why you want to change the ingredients, I gave you a recipe with products that are easy to find and which works well. Beeswax can be found at any farmers' market from honey producers, in grocery stores, herbalist's shops and even on Amazon...@@mr_ninj4918

@@LTMS I never seen Beeswax as a product, unless you mean the same wax that bees live in and can be eaten, if that's what is used in the recipe, then I can easily find it! so please tell me I would appreciate it!

Yes, that one

"Bombo" is the leather working supervisor, he really likes to assist (and play with the leather scraps).

No, coconut oil does not go rancid and can also be used to treat wooden cutting boards and spoons. Cold-pressed almond oil is used in most skin care products and that also keeps very well.

​@LTMS how do they not go rancid? I looked it up and they should go rancid, is it because of the beeswax? Also i read that you can increase shelf life by a couple years if you add vitamin E (it acts as preservative)

Try making my balm and leave it there for 10/15 years, then we'll talk about it again and you'll see that you'll agree with me.😂😂 Beeswax with oils has been used to protect wood and leather for centuries, there must be a reason.@@vcommandarv5916

@LTMS I see, yeah okay if we both are still around I'll let u know ☺️ Also what do you think of adding vitamin E into the recipe? Also, your videos are very very incredibly cozy and relaxing ❤

The only thing I know about vitamin E is that it is used to cold stabilize aloe to keep its characteristics intact, but I work with wood and leather, so I can't help you much on this topic. Thank you very much for your kind thoughts on my videos, the goal is really to make them enjoyable to watch.@@vcommandarv5916

The unit of measurement doesn't matter, if you use ounces it will be 1-1-2, if you use grams it will be 1-1-2 or 10-10-20 or 100-100-200. I divided into parts on purpose.

@@LTMS 10gram beewax 10 gram VCO 20 gram Olive Oil Like this?

@@kucinghitam6969 exactly like that.

@@LTMS thank you 🔥

@@LTMS vxo mean im not getting it