Leovet Leather Care

Leovet divides its leather care into three groups: cleaning, intensive care and cleaning with care in one step. Leather Soap is used for cleaning, for heavily used leather there is Leather Oil and Leather Cream, and Leather Balsam is the lighter care product for everyday use.

Leather Foam and Leathercare Intensive clean and condition at the same time. According to the manufacturer, the Intensive version is intended for heavily used or porous leather. All of these products are, according to Leovet, free from mineral oil.

You apply a little of the emulsion to the leather and rub it in with a cloth. This dissolves the dirt and cares for the leather at the same time. Leovet describes Leathercare Intensive as a gentle, matt-gloss emulsion for all smooth leathers, riding boots and shoes, which also removes sticky dirt from leather and metal parts.

The carnauba wax it contains quickly turns into a matt sheen after application and protects against dirt and damp. Other plant-based ingredients are beeswax, jojoba oil, lanolin and sunflower oil.

For regular care with Leovet Leather Cream, the manufacturer recommends intervals of three to four weeks. In contrast, you can use the lighter Leather Balsam daily. It is not supposed to oversaturate the leather and is intended to restore shine to older leather.

Before conditioning, clean the leather with Leather Soap. It is dissolved in water and applied with a sponge or cloth. According to Leovet, it does not need to be rinsed off because the plant oils it contains care for the leather at the same time.

Leovet Leather Oil is plant-based and contains, among other things, beeswax, jojoba oil, coconut oil, lanolin and sunflower oil. It is intended for heavily used leather, and according to the manufacturer it is quickly absorbed, does not leave an unpleasant greasy film and can also be applied to hard-to-reach areas.

Leather Balsam relies on carnauba wax, which is intended to protect against external influences and give shine, and is suitable for all smooth leathers. We stock the oil in a 450 ml bottle and the balsam in a 500 ml pack.

Leovet recommends removing mould with Leather Foam or Leather Ruck Zuck. Both contain antioxidants to protect the leather. Repeat the treatment daily until no more mould is visible and store the leather in a dry place during this time. According to the manufacturer, moisture can be absorbed, for example, with rice or cat litter.

To finish, Leovet recommends thorough care, for example with Leather Balsam or Leathercare Intensive. This is intended to nourish the leather and prevent mould from returning.