Saphir Juvacuir Leather Recolouring Cream 75ml – 44 Cream

Description

Saphir Juvacuir Leather Recolouring Cream – restore faded cream leather

When a favourite pair of shoes, a handbag or a leather jacket starts to look tired and faded, Saphir Juvacuir in Cream (44) is the product I reach for first. It is a liquid recolouring cream – almost a light leather paint – based on beeswax and a generous dose of pigment, made in France by Saphir, a name that has stood for the finest leather care since 1920. Because it flows on thinly and evenly, it is brilliant for reviving large surfaces such as bags, jackets and furniture, as well as everyday scuffs and scratches on smooth leather shoes and boots. It restores the original depth of colour rather than leaving a flat, painted look, and it keeps the leather feeling soft as it works. Best of all, once dry it will not rub off on your hands or clothing, so you can wear or carry your leather with complete confidence.

Why choose Saphir Juvacuir?

• Rich, even colour. Packed with pigment, this cream cream restores faded and scuffed leather back to a deep, uniform shade. It is forgiving to apply, so you get a smooth result without patches or hard edges.
• Made for big jobs. The thin, liquid texture spreads easily over large areas, which makes it ideal for bags, jackets, sofas and car interiors as well as shoes. A little goes a surprisingly long way.
• It does not rub off. Once dry, Juvacuir stays put and will not transfer onto clothes or hands – a common worry with cheaper dyes, and one you can put out of your mind here.
• Cares as it colours. The beeswax base nourishes the leather while it recolours, so the surface stays supple and conditioned rather than dry and brittle. You are feeding the leather, not just painting it.
• Trusted French quality. Saphir has been a world leader in leather care since 1920 and is endorsed by shoemakers and repairers the world over. When you want to save a cherished piece, it pays to use the best.

How to use Saphir Juvacuir

1. Shake the bottle well before you start.
2. Clean and brush the leather so the surface is free of dust and old polish.
3. Apply a thin, even layer with a soft cloth, working it gently into the leather.
4. Leave to dry for around 15 minutes.
5. Buff with a clean, soft cloth. Repeat with a second or third thin coat if you want deeper coverage.

My tips for the best results

Always build the colour up in thin layers rather than one thick coat – it dries faster, covers more evenly and avoids any sticky patches. If you are matching an existing colour, test the cream on a hidden area first, such as the inside of a tongue or the underside of a bag strap, so you can be sure of the shade before you commit. And once you have finished recolouring, a coat of matching wax polish a day later will lock in the colour and add a lovely protective shine.

Specifications

• Volume: 75 ml
• Colour: 44 Cream
• Type: Liquid leather recolouring cream
• Suitable for: Smooth leather shoes, boots, bags, jackets and furniture
• Finish: Pigmented, does not rub off once dry
• Brand: Saphir (France)

Frequently asked questions

Will Juvacuir cover deep scratches and worn edges?
Yes. Its high pigment load makes it one of the best products for masking scuffs, scratches and worn edges on smooth leather. Build the colour with two or three thin coats rather than one thick one.

Can I use it on handbags and jackets, not just shoes?
Absolutely – the thin liquid formula was designed with larger surfaces in mind, so bags, jackets, sofas and car seats are all fair game as long as the leather is smooth.

Is Juvacuir suitable for suede or nubuck?
No. Juvacuir is made for smooth leather only. If your item is suede or nubuck you will need a dedicated suede product, and I am always glad to help you choose the right one.

Where can I buy Saphir Juvacuir in Cream in the UK?
You can order it directly from Shoespecialist.co.uk. We offer free UK delivery on orders over £50, same-day dispatch when you order before 5pm, and a 60-day return policy.