☆Real Mink 95☆ 70g Mink Oil 95% Formula for Leather Goods, Saddles, and Boots

★ Mink oil is also an excellent oil for hoof oil and can be used on tack that comes into contact with horses without any problems.
★☆ Premium Mink Oil Real Mink 95 ☆★
★Product Description★☆HatmanWalk REAL MINK 95
This is a 100% natural ingredient oil-up and conditioning oil made from 95% refined mink extract oil and the finest white beeswax.

≪We are confident that nothing surpasses this≫

★Supplies high-quality oil to leather.
★Revitalizes damaged leather into supple leather.

The characteristic of mink oil is its amazing penetration power. Although it is slightly subdued by the addition of beeswax, you can feel the difference within minutes of use. The penetrated mink oil spreads throughout, penetrating deep into the fibers and becoming one with the leather.
[Uses]
Bags, wallets, leather shoes, leather jackets, etc.
Can be used on everyday leather products.
Leather with a surface coating such as enamel or urethane does not require conditioning oil.
If there is no change or no sign of penetration after applying, wipe off with a cloth.

[How to Use]
First, remove dirt from the leather by brushing or other methods.
Then apply the oil. 95% of it is a penetrating ingredient. Do not apply generously and wipe off later. Most of what is applied will penetrate.
First, take a small amount on a small piece of soft cloth, sponge, or your hand and spread it evenly. Then, gently and quickly spread it over the entire leather surface.

For vegetable-tanned leather or light-colored leather, it may appear unevenly applied, but leave it for a while. It will penetrate evenly throughout.
After the oil has penetrated, a thin layer of beeswax will remain, so blend it in by brushing. Adjust the amount applied according to the thickness of the leather and its dryness.

REAL MINK 95 is not a gloss agent.
After a while, the shine may appear to fade.
This is proof that the mink oil has penetrated the leather.
It does not contain ingredients like petrolatum or paraffin, which are the main components of general leather oils and remain on the surface of the leather, temporarily creating a shine.
Leather, with adequate oil content, will develop a natural shine through daily use, brushing, and dry wiping alone.