There are several leather conditioners on the market. Choose one with natural oil. Other oils will make the couch look great only for short time and then dry again.

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There are a wide variety of leather saddle soaps and conditioners available on equine supply websites that may be suitable for your couch. If your couch is dry, one of the conditioners is a good place to start. If it is also dirty, a combination cleaner/conditioner may be suitable. Definitely test any product before full application.

I had a mark on a brand new leather recliner from Arhaus. The tech who came out to remove it used cheap Suave hair conditioner. He said it works as well as leather conditioner.

I use Hideys Leather products. We have some Hickory Chair wing chairs and ottomans and it does a beautiful job. http://www.leathersolutions.com/leather_products_cleaner.html

Leather should be conditioned at leat twice yearly, in most areas of the country, utilizing a good quality leather product-not a hair conditioner...

Positioning leather near heating ducts or large windows will accelerate drying/fading.

Remember to keep your furniture free of dust/dirt.

I got Mercedes Benz leather cleaner conditioner product from the auto supply store.

Great idea ~ thank you. and I love that new car smell (joke) really ~ great idea.