All Natural Pharmaceutical Grade

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Our was originally formulated for use on shoes and boots --
However, we have since begun to use it on all types of leather apparel.   We have used on all types of leather: Deer Skin,
Cow Hide, Ostrich, Snake, Buffalo Hide, and other exotics;
and on all kinds of apparel: leather purses, hats, vests, bodices, and leather coats, and of course, shoes and boots! 
The leather finishes with a deep rich color, supple, and soft, a low sheen and, it's waterproof!
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 Bring life back to your leather!
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Amazingly enough-- can also be used on your skin! 

Our is made from
All Natural Pharmaceutical Grade Ingredients!
Use it on your elbows, or on your lips!   It leaves behind the same soft supple look to your skin, as it does on leather!

A Little History about : During our travels with the Renaissance Festival Circuit, after one particularly wet and muddy weekend, my husband was shining his work boots.  A few friends and I were sitting with him while he did it, and they started talking about how having a shoe shine booth at Renaissance Festivals would be a great idea.            So many people spend a lot of money on their footwear at the festivals, and having a good waterproofer is essential for long term care.          I looked up shoe shine history, and found that in Medieval Times they used such things as beeswax or lanolin to waterproof leather footwear.  We then decided that an all natural waterproofer would be a great addition to our service.        Currently, I make myself , on my very own stove top; with only three all natural ingredients.  Along with using it on footwear, my husband uses it on his lips, I use it on my elbows!

BEFORE AND AFTER PICTURES OF LEATHER BOOTS USING ONLY No polish was used to freshen this pair of boots!  Only my secret recipe of Beeswax and Lanolin! These boots were cleaned with only a damp cloth, and then Boot Rubbed! Click on any of the pictures to see them in much greater detail.

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		These two black pair of boots were cleaned with saddle soap, touched up with a bit of black polish, and then protected with Boot Rub. It leaves a deep luster, without a high shine.  It will not darken leather, as mink oil can, and unlike mink oil, Boot Rub actually dries to a soft touch. Mink oil can remain tacky.
	BEFORE	Nine-year-old leather coat (never treated with anything before.)   The picture on the left has a before/after all on its own. I rubbed into   half of the coat and then took a picture.  The second picture was after I'd finished the entire coat.	AFTER
		Up close pictures of specific parts of the leather coat.
Above is a before and after picture of the same set of coat sleeves.	Above is a closer look at the before and after picture of the same set of coat sleeves.		Above we see an even closer shot of the same sleeves.  Notice the rough frayed edges of the leather to the right.	After both sleeves were hand rubbed with All natural Boot Rub.

You can see that the leather to the left has a rich, warm tone; and to the right is dried and cracked.
We used only on this leather!
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When I first purchased this pair of shoes
I treated them with the Boot Rub before ever wearing them.
Recently they needed their 4 month treatment,
and I took pictures along the way.

The left shoe was untouched, and the right shoe was cleaned with a damp rag and then boot rubbed.

	<<  >> In both pictures the left shoe was only cleaned with a damp cloth. The right shoe was cleaned with a damp cloth, and rubbed with Boot Rub.
	<<On the left, the left shoe was cleaned with a damp cloth but no boot rub was used. Both shoes have been rubbed with All Natural Boot Rub to the right: >> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

The feel of the leather after treatment with is truly amazing. It softens the leather, right through to the sueded back of the skin. It's the Lanolin! "It's what keeps sheep from cracking!"

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE: Just rub some Boot Rub into your leather wear with your thumbs and fingertips. If you are rubbing larger apparel, put some of the  Boot Rub into the palm of your hand and rub your hands together until it is all melted; then massage it into the leather using your entire hands.  This makes the application faster, and more even. For a quick touch up, use it sparingly. For a long lasting waterproofing finish-- use generously. Allow  Boot Rub to penetrate until it is no longer tacky to the touch. Usually this takes overnight to achieve.  It will dry smooth to the touch. Please note: The thicker you put it on, the longer it will take to dry. If desired, you can follow up the drying time by using a soft bristle polishing brush. Well Maintained and Conditioned Leather Lasts Longer!

protects your leather footwear and leather garments
from water, dirt and grime for up to one year!! 

We recommend using on all your leather foot wear, and apparel,including leather coats and jackets, purses, hats,
even your chaps, at least three times a year.  It can't hurt to use it more frequently! 

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only
$9.95
(Shipping is $2.45 additional)

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