Feed leather with natural waxes and oils.
Conditioning
Water repellency
Take better care of your leather.
Nourish and protect your full-grain leather boots, bags and belts with natural waxes and oils. No solvents, preservatives, dyes or synthetic additives are used.
Add a water-repellent top coat.
Conditioning
Water repellency
Sold in packs of 4 tins for $10.
Tins are 0.5 oz each. Each pack includes 3 Conditioner tins and 1 Sealer tin.
1. CleanBrush off dirt and make sure the leather is completely dry.
2. ApplyUse a soft cloth to polish wax deeply into the leather. Make sure the wax is thoroughly absorbed over the entire surface.
3. BuffLeave for at least 15 minutes, then buff with a clean cloth using straight strokes until a soft sheen develops.
These instructions are for both products. Always apply Conditioner first, then Sealer.
What's the difference between Conditioner and Sealer?
Conditioner deeply conditions your leather and keeps it supple. Sealer finishes it with a water-repellent top coat. Conditioner works on its own, but Sealer only works over Conditioner. Always clean, apply and buff with Conditioner before using Sealer.
How often should I use YAX?
Whenever your leather starts to look dry, dull or pale. Every 3 to 6 months should be enough. Leather that sees a lot of rain, salt or heat will need it more often. Don't overuse YAX or it will start to build up and form a greasy finish.
What can I use YAX on?
Any full-grain or top-grain leather. This can include boots, bags, belts, wallets and watch straps. Do not use YAX on suede or nubuck.
Will YAX darken my leather?
YAX can darken leather slightly, especially light or untreated leather. Try a small amount on a hidden spot first and let it settle before treating the whole piece.
What's in YAX?
Only natural waxes and oils, including beeswax, kokum butter, shea butter, jojoba oil, camellia oil, olive squalane, moringa oil and vitamin E essential oil. No solvents, preservatives, dyes or synthetic additives are used.