Leather conditioner

€15.00

  • Handcrafted in Cork with Hanna’s beeswax.

3 in stock

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Leather conditioner Hanna's bees
Leather conditioner
€15.00
3 items in stock

Our leather conditioner lubricates leather, protects the surface from stains, and enhances the patina of the leather as it ages. We use only five ingredients, all-natural, and each is selected for its unique properties. Beeswax will help protect the leather, organic jojoba oil makes it smooth and soft, carnauba wax will give shine and protect, and cocoa butter will help keep the leather soft. Lanolin provides elasticity and adds another water-repellent layer to the wax. Use on all types of leather, including shoes, clothing, furniture, bags, and belts.

Instructions:  To use, ensure that the leather is clean, dry, and dust free. Using a lint-free cloth, scoop up a small amount of conditioner. Then spot test the conditioner in an inconspicuous place on the item to ensure you are happy with the finish on that type of leather. Using a circular motion, rub the conditioner into the entire piece. (If doing a spot at a time, the finish can become patchy due to uneven absorption.) After application, gently buff the surface with a clean, soft, lint-free cloth. Reapply as needed. Use regularly on heavily used items to create a protective barrier against dirt and water and to hide scratches.

Ingredients: Irish beeswax, organic jojoba oil, carnauba wax, cocoa butter, and lanolin.

Comes in a wide-mouthed aluminium screw-top tin.

Hanna's bees

Hanna keeps bees, and this entire range is essentially what comes of that — nothing invented for the shop, just what the hives actually produce, put to good use. Beeswax food wraps top the list, in various sizes (vegan wrap options too, for anyone skipping the bee products but wanting the same plastic-free result), plus a re-wax bar to bring a tired wrap back to life instead of binning it. The beeswax itself shows up again in candles — a beehive-shaped one, others poured into jars or as tealight refills — and in a leather conditioner and wood polish that do a genuinely better job than most shop-bought tins, because beeswax has been doing this job long before petroleum-based polish existed. Then there's the food side: raw Irish honey straight from the hive, unheated and unfiltered, plus Irish bee pollen for anyone into that sort of thing. A honey bee soap and a plain beeswax bar round it out. It's a small, coherent range built entirely around one insect doing an enormous amount of work — good for the eco-conscious kitchen, the shoe cupboard, and the toast, in roughly that order. Delivered across Ireland.

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