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I'm a big fan of Canauba Creme, but anything you do to condition the leather will likely darken it slightly.  I have a wallet that I made from unfinished veg tanned leather and I love the way that the leather gets a natural patina and develops some character.  If you live in a cooler climate, you will probably want to keep it oiled or conditioned fairly regularly to keep it from drying out and cracking.  

If you want to keep it the same light tan color, sealing it would be a good idea.  You might consider Satin Shene vs Super Shene if you don't want it to be too shiny.  

Tandy has a blog they published about a month ago that goes over some of their conditioners.  It only features their products, but it also has some useful tips in there for conditioning.  

http://blog.leathercraftlibrary.com/2015/03/23/a-guide-for-leather-conditioners-oils/
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