The BD oil is looking terrible, it got wet at a show! |
1. Belvoir Tack Conditioner Step-2 by Carr&Day&Martin
And please excuse my dirty nails! 😅 |
It’s the basic of the basics, everyone (at least in Portugal) owns and uses it or has used it at least once in their life!
2. Bruno Delgrange Neat’s Foot Oil
It came on the BD kit but you can get it without the soap. Retails for 20.5€.
I feel that I have to use a lot more product but it doesn’t get sticky whereas the Belvoir does.
Do I love it? Meh, I would survive without it. I think I was expecting something better because it’s from Delgrange but in this case the brand doesn’t mean anything…
Ps.: The same doesn’t apply to their glycerin soap, I love it!
This little one is the motive why I decided to post this review. When I bought my stirrups, Freejump offered me this sample of their leather conditioner and I thought it was nice of them but after smelling it, I thought it was REALLY nice of them. I want to eat it every time I use it, it smells like crème brûlée!
Although having a nice smell doesn’t mean quality, the reality is that it is the best conditioner I have used so far. The leather looks nourished, shiny and I believe it makes my saddle look younger. 😂 However, it’s not as practical as the sprays.
It retails for 9.95€ and I will buy it once this one is over – can’t recommend it enough!
Please note, the fact that this was offered to me doesn’t affect my opinion.
Prestige Leather Conditioner is hands-down my favorite!
I think I never saw that one!!!