When You Should and Shouldn't Use Huberd's Shoe Grease (Review)

BUY HUBERD'S SHOE GREASE HERE: https://amzn.to/2qKOJKV FULL REVIEW + PICTURES: https://stridewise.com/huberds-shoe-grease-review/ Huberd's Shoe Grease is a hugely popular conditioner that's in the top 5 best selling leather conditioners on Amazon.  I used it on two different boots: my tough, outdoorsy Red Wing Moc Toes and a friend's dressier, natural Chromexcel Captain boots from Thursday. It went well on one of them, and not so well on the other. SEE THE RED WING MOC TOE REVIEW: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BY2o8UMf8c0 INGREDIENTS * Beeswax * Pine tar Huberd's isn't very forthcoming with the ingredients, but I know it has beeswax and pine tar and it has no silicone, animal fat (like mink oil) or preservatives. The beeswax and pine tar help to form a water resistant barrier around the boots that protects them against muck and grime. SEE THE THURSDAY CAPTAIN REVIEW: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLCi8dk7sgg APPLICATION It's very sticky, like apple butter, so what you need to do is sit the tin in some hot water for a few minutes until it softens. While it's softening, brush your boots with a horsehair brush to make sure you're not leaving any dirt in there that will get stuck deep in the leather when you apply the grease. Once the grease is liquid, apply it to the leather with a lint-free cloth, making sure to pay extra attention to the creases where the foot bends. RESULTS With Red Wing's dark, tough, oil tanned leather, the result was great. It didn't make