Okay I see you question is hanging out alone, so let me see if I can help. Do you mean dry, or just veiny? Well what I will suggest could actually help both these things. I moisturize my bags with a combo or one if I don't have the other of Cetaphil Cream and Glysomed Hand Cream. They are odorless (I love the smell of Bal leather), a little goes a long way, and theu are absorbed quickly. When first applied your bag may seem less shiny, but that will go away in a day or two. I am a lover of 05 leather which is much smoother than the new leathers, so this helps with dryness, and it can take away some of the veiny appearance of the leather. I am sure others use different products, but if you like the smell of Bal leather too, stay away from LMB products. The smell is super strong!
I have a bit of crackly leather on the top part of my first, i don't know if you could call it the 'trim'? Anyways, it's not veiny nor really dry... it's almost like the surface has lifted off a bit? But it's not actually peeling away. I should post a photo of what I mean, but even through moisturizing, there is nothing I can do about it, it's just the way that patch is going to look.
