You’ve cleaned it. Now it’s time to moisturize. Leather is basically a very expensive, very stubborn cow. It needs oil. Grab a leather conditioner (your hardware store or IKEA has it, or you can use coconut oil in a pinch—but test first!).
How to Clean a Leather Sofa - Real, Faux & Cream Leather Cleaning Guid
Apply a tiny amount with a clean cloth. Rub it in circles again. Let it sit for fifteen minutes. Then buff off the excess with a dry cloth. Poof. Your sofa now smells like a luxury car and feels like a cloud. Don’t over-condition—once every 6-12 months is plenty. Otherwise, your couch gets greasy and starts attracting dust like a sticky fly trap.
