HOW TO CLEAN A REAL LEATHER BAG WITHOUT DAMAGING IT?
Choosing a Real  leather bag is a great investment.

Their price of genuine leather bag is usually higher than fabric or synthetic bags, but buying one made of genuine leather gives you greater guarantees of quality and durability, which makes them the perfect complement for shopping, going out, traveling or going to the office.

In addition, they are more elegant and never go out of style. If you opt for a brown leather bag, you will take a classic with which to combine all your outfits. To keep it impeccable and prevent it from rubbing, you just have to follow some guidelines in its cleaning and maintenance.

If you have a leather bag and you want it to always look perfect, don't miss these tips. You will be able to extend the life of your bag and keep it pristine for much longer.

FEW TIPS FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF GENUINE LEATHER BAG
1. Over time, the leather of your bag tends to dry out, so it is recommended to hydrate the fabric by applying a specialized product. If you don't have any on hand, you can use the traditional  moisturizer using a cloth to apply it.


2.. Always use its cover to store your leather bag if you are going to be without using it for a long time. If you don't have one, you can use any fabric capable of avoiding rubbing, dust or moisture, as these can make the leather deteriorate more easily.



3. Never use the dryer to dry your leather bag just soaked in the rain. Ideally, wipe it dry and let it naturally dry completely.


4. If you have a leather bag that has just been stained, apply water and with the help of a cloth, perform small massages until the dirt is removed. On the other hand, if the stain is not recent, there are some tricks to get rid of the dirt from your leather bag without damaging it.

TRICKS TO REMOVE STAINS ON  LEATHER BAG
Although the majority of stains on genuine leather bags are usually superficial, there is the possibility of staining them with ink, oil or grease. If this happens, there is no problem.

We have the solution.

- Sprinkle talcum powder on the stain and wait for it to absorb. Leave on for a few hours and then gently remove with a brush.

- Cornstarch (corn flour) is one of the star ingredients to remove stains on leather fabrics. Just apply a little cornstarch and leave it on overnight. Then remove with a soft  brush and you are done.
Good Luck