Shoeshine

Whenever and wherever, the first impression is very important. It’s a good start and make you feel become clear to successful. Like Will Rogers said, "You never get a second chance to make a first impression," he very well may have been describing what people think as they evaluate the condition of your footwear.
So if you want to start winning friends and influencing people, start by shining those shoes like a pro. Take the man Burberry shoes as an example, the covers are made of leather.
First, keep shoetrees in your shoes when you're not wearing them. So your shoes will be in perfect shape.

Moisture protection is a must. Mink oil will waterproof and preserve the shoe, but it can darken lighter shades of leathers.

There are two kinds of shoe polish: Cream or Paste polish and Wax polish. Avoid liquid polish, although it puts a fast shine on your shoes it can dry out and crack the leather. Of course, remember to clean your shoes periodically with leather cleaner

Most sport shoes are made of canvas, however, like Paul Smith shoes, they come with soft leathers. Many shoemakers recommend a conditioner to keep leather shoes soft and supple, and to moisturize them. This keeps the leather from cracking. Paste or cream polishes also keep the leather moisturized.

Shoe Color Damage: Polishing will not restore damaged color. A polish has the ability to enhance the existing color. The lighter the color, the less dye is in the polish. If your shoes have been scuffed deeply enough to have removed some color it's best to take your shoes to a professional shoe repair person. There are color sprays available.

I have a pair of shoes of Jordan25 mix af, which was bought three years ago, are still look new. The all above methods are useful.