★ Mink oil is the best oil for hoof oil and can be used on tack that comes into contact with the horse's body. ★☆Highest quality mink oil Real Mink 95☆★ ★Product Description★☆HatmanWalk REAL MINK 95 This is a 100% natural oil-up maintenance leather oil made with 95% refined mink extract oil and the highest quality white beeswax. ≪I am convinced that there is nothing better than this≫ ★ Supplies high-quality oil to the leather. ★ Revives damaged leather into supple leather. The feature of mink oil is its amazing penetration power. Although beeswax is blended in and slightly suppressed, you can feel it in a few minutes of use. The permeated mink oil spreads throughout and penetrates into the fibers, becoming one with the leather. [Uses] Bags, wallets, leather shoes, leather jackets, etc. You can use it for leather products around you. Leather with a surface coating such as enamel or urethane does not require leather oil. If there is no change after applying it for a while and it does not seem to be penetrating, wipe it off with a cloth. [How to use] First, remove dirt from the leather by brushing or other methods. Then apply the oil, but 95% is a penetrating ingredient. It is not something you apply generously and then wipe off. Almost all of what you apply will penetrate. First, take a small amount on a small piece of soft cloth, sponge, or your hand and spread it evenly. Then, quickly spread it gently over the entire leather surface. In the case of nubuck leather or light-colored leather, it may look like unevenness, but leave it as it is for a while. It will penetrate evenly throughout. After the oil has penetrated, a thin layer of beeswax will remain, so blend it in with brushing. Adjust the amount to apply depending on the thickness and dryness of the leather. REAL MINK 95 is not a gloss agent. The shine will seem to fade after a while. This is proof that the mink oil has penetrated the leather. It does not contain ingredients such as vaseline and paraffin, which are the main components of general leather oil, that remain on the surface of the leather and temporarily give it a shine. If the leather has an appropriate amount of oil, natural shine will be created just by daily use, brushing, and dry wiping.