Question on shoe cream -- gravati shoes

[JohnMS]

I have a pair of Gravati shoes in a deep brown.  The shoes are a split toe with contrast stitching, therefore I use a neutral shoe cream to polish the shoes.

I've noticed that if I polish the shoes and then wait a few days to wear them, that I get a light white haze on the shoes, mostly in the creases, but only on other parts of the shoe.  I thought there was a problem with the shoe cream, but on other shoes I don't seem to get the same problem.

Any recommendations?  Is there perhaps a problem with the shoe leather?  The shoes have only been worn a few times.

Thanks for any input.

By the way, the shoe cream I'm using is Synovia from Nordstrom. Is there perhaps a better choice that is widely available?

 

[kidkim2]

I've only encountered this problem with shell cordovan, which neutral shoe cream should never be allowed to touch. But presumably your Gravatis are made of calfskin. Mystery. . . .