Tarrago Shoe Cream Professional Shoe Polish for Leather Boots, Shoes, Purse, Furniture Eco Friendly Leather Conditioner 1.7oz - High Gold Metallic #507

So smooth to apply, covers well and polishes to the perfect sheen. What more can I say? Well, there is this: be sure to use a small brush to apply so you don't get it on your hands as it does not wash off as easily as paste polish. I think this is because it's almost a thick liquid, it gets into the skin pores. Even so, highly recommend.

This product is amazing. Dries quickly, coverage is nice and light and covers up any scratches. Not slippery, wipes clean. No lasting color on your hands. Color does not go onto your clothing once dry. Great product

Salvaged a great pair of boots because of different colors available. I needed green for Browning hunting boots

Ordered this for my blue Fluevog Phillipas. They had become faded. This breathed new color into them. Buffed up nicely, too. Product is softer than I expected, but I admit I haven’t bought new product in a while. I’d buy this brand again.

I have a Relic handbag I just love. Unfortunately, it got stained. In the process of trying to remove the stains, the bag faded- badly. I really wish I had taken a picture of the bag before I used this product so I could show the difference. It was amazing! The handbag looks brand new. The product was super easy to use, and I didn't smell at all. I'm extremely happy with this product, and should I need any more leather polish, I will be coming back to this company.

Perfect color for leather that needed polishing. Very good coverage, look, and protection.

Excellent quality beautiful shine easy application

I ordered Tarrago #15 Dark Gray. It's not really all that dark at all. At best it is a medium gray, and actually it's a bit lighter than that. I could see it wasn't going to match at all (for filling in some cracks in some non-shoe leather). I thought about blending some of the Tarrago #15 with some Black (Saphir) Cream to try to get the color where I needed it to be. But it turned out the Black (Saphir) Cream did a pretty good job by itself. It filled the cracks darkly but not so much that they stood out against the gray of the leather. So I ended-up returning the Tarrago #15. Tarrago Cream appears to enjoy the reputation of being the best shoe cream product, other than Saphir. They are both owned by the same company, btw, but they each build their own historical formulations in their own historical factories, Tarrago in Spain, Saphir in France. With Tarrago Cream you have to be OK with it being water-based (instead of solvent-based). Water-based puts a limit upon how much pigment the cream can suspend; solvent-based creams can suspend more pigment. On the upside, Tarrago seems to have the widest palette of colors among all the major shoe creams. However I do see other reviewers here also saying that the Tarrago color they get in the glass jar is off from what they expected it to be from looking at the name and the color pallete.

Deludente

Excelent

Bon produit

Shoe cream corresponds to the description. The color is what I need. The quality is good. I recommend.

ok, doesn't repair lightly damaged leather. More like an polisher.