Angelus Reptile/Exotic Skin Leather Cleaner/Conditioner

Used on old black ostrich boots I got on eBay that looked like they hadn't seen any TLC in many years (see pic). Applied 4 coats of this stuff over the course of an evening---boots soaked it right up, they were very thirsty---and they REALLY came back to life. See before and after pics. But note, the after pic includes one coat of  Meltonian Shoe Cream Polish, Black , which I also highly recommend. After applying the conditioner but before applying the polish, the boots were more matte than shiny. Couldn't be happier.

I found a classic 1960's snakeskin handbag at the thrift store for almost nothing. Although it was in quite good condition, the scales were getting stiff. In order to preserve this lovely piece of memorabilia and not having the $$$ to send it off to a professional I searched for some leather conditioner. I found the Springfield product aimed for the exotic and reptile market. I used it twice, a week apart, and am happy with the results. The handbag is clean and noticeably softer. I'm hoping that I get another 50 years of service from this thrift store find thanks to Springfield's product.

The picture shown is not what you get. I tried it anyway, it did not foam or clean. The first thing I do when I use a product is read the ingredients so that I can handle properly. All they was listed was "conditioner and natural cleaner" I am not having an allergic reaction my face, lungs, eyes and hands are burning. Your lucky someone doesn't sue you for the lack of precautions, my guess is this is a relabeled fake product.

Good product! Half the time I spray it on areas of my Lizard skin Lucchese boots (while I am wearing the boot) to help form fit them to my foot. I use it on my Black Seville Lucchese Classics, too! Works well to help the little toe area of my boot give a bit and become more comfortable!!

I tried this product, followed all the directions, shook it vigorously, applied it liberally. It never foamed up as stated and did not seem to do anything at all. It was almost like spraying water on the snakeskin - which did nothing at best and probably degraded the material somewhat. I tried it twice. I was just relieved that it did not ruin the snakeskin. A waste of money.The features listed to rate for this product don't seem particularly relevant. Water has plenty of "sheerness" and "ease of use" does not matter if the product does not work.

Cleaned 21 antique alligator purses and still have some left over. It did a nice job on the heavy accumulated dust, note to self--task it to clean more often!Product arrived quickly and well packaged. I had looked for reptile cleaner locally and had no luck.I would give it 5 stars but just finished using it, I want to see how the purses look after a few days.

Works very well. My old lizard and elephant boots absorbed this stuff very well. Not greasy but it does have a small bit of dulling after application. I did go heavy with two applications but it does shine up nicely. Highly recommend this product.

I have Saddle Soap and it works good but for the scaled Reptile snake skin boots you can spray underneath the scales to condition them. I'm so glad that I bought it.