Wonder Balsam is great stuff for whatever ails. My son told me about its qualities, so I bought a jar. It's great on smooth leathers: shoes, belts, jackets, furniture. Although it's a little bland on bread, it made a 10-year old LL Bean braid belt look new. It doesn't stain or rub off on my clothes, but it's a little too stiff for my hair. Buy a jar and use it. I'm still searching for things to put it on. Like Dr. Martens footwear, overpriced, but what else you gonna do with your money? Note: just kidding about the bread & hair.

Wonder Balsam is the perfect name. The first thing I used this for was a very comfortable and worn in pair of 2 year old doc martens. I was worried at first, I didn't want them to be shiny, just to look a little newer, and it did just that!!

A must have for your worn Martens. I have a pair of 5 year old Martens. I hardly wear them due to the dull texture of the leather upper. But after applying the Shoe Balsam, the pair is back on the rotation! Oh what a difference! Looks new again.

Amazing Stuff I was skepticle when I ordered this wonder balsam, THEN I tried it. A little bit does go a long way. I've used it so far on 8pr of docs and 3 leather jackets (1 being lambs skin). Truely amazing stuff. Brought color back and took out the "cracked" look. If you use too much or wear the treated item immediately after application I suppose it does attract dirt. Let it sit overnight and no problems. My 2 cents.

I first tried Dr. Martins Wonder Balsam several years ago when my teenage son was really into Dr. Martin shoes/boots. I believe at that time it was only about $5. It's great and goes a long way. Everyone in the family has used it on something or other. Believe it or not we still have a little left, but are scraping the bottom of the jar. First time I've seen it since and I'm definitely ordering more. It works great on most anything leather.