Sabon Reviews – What The Press Says
ZAGAT
“..toiletries shops that stock natural handmade soaps that are sold by the pound and look and smell divine, alongwith other bath and beauty products,some made with minerals from the Dead Sea; beautiful complementary gift wrapping makes for added appeal.” Video
NY Post
“Susan Sarandon and her luscious daughter, Eva Amurri, going into throes of ecstasy as they sniffed the specialty soaps at Sabon NYC at 6th avenue and 10th street…”
Village Voice
“A person can get lost for hours in Sabon’s mouth-watering displays and smells just like at a gourmet market.”
New York Mag
“Dark wood floors and tables, colorful rows of sliced soaps, and jam jars of creams and masks express the roots of this beautiful Israeli skincare line. First time visitors are greeted and ushered to a hand-washing station at the rear of the store where they can cleanse with lavender apple, vanilla coconut, patchouli, or lemon with mint scrubs- made with Dead Sea salt and macadamia oil-and then moisturize with a corresponding butter cream.”
Citysearch
“Based in Israel and internationally adored, Sabon uses 100% natural ingredients from the Dead Sea and neighbouring countryside. The result is incredible, unisex products that nourish both body and soul, and truly must be experienced to be believed.”
WWD
“Outfitted with dark wood floors, a sparkling crystal chandelier and a massive cast-iron urn reworked as a sink parked smack in the middle of the selling floor,the new store’s décor is a perfect setting for Sabon’s rough-hewn luxury.”
Time Out NY
“Dead Sea salts are legendary for the benefits they impart to the skin, and you can find plenty of all natural products containing the miracle minerals at SABON NYC…Women haven’t used these ingredients for thousands of years for nothing.”
NY times
“Sabon,purveyor of handmade bath and cosmetics products from Israel..offers bricks of grainy soap and shelf upon shelf of lotions,creams, salts and oils. Named for the Hebrew word for soap the store offers everyday indulgences like a Dead Sea mud mask, Exotic sorbet gel..and colorful little beads of soap strung like jewels on a rope.”
Business Week Online
“Trying out Sabon’s Israeli-made products in a store is like a mini trip to a spa. ..Needless to say, it isn’t easy to walk out of SABON empty-handed.”
New York Magazine
“Sabon, the soap and skin-care emporium..has prepared baskets for body and bath. But Sabon’s soaps are so pretty, you may prefer to make your own selection.The transparent loofah soaps,sliced at the time of purchase and often confused with pastry, contain ingredients like vanilla, wheat, lavender and rosemary.”
In Touch
“Drew Barrymore makes sure her shower is stocked with Sabon’s handmade Dead Sea salt scrubs and almond-oil based body oils, aromatic skin treatments that exfoliate, rejuventate and hydrate her skin. And the 31-year-old’s favorite scent is Lemon Mint.”
People
“Israel might seem like an unlikely font of beauty products, but its home to Sabon,an all natural line being snapped up by celebs like Julianne Moore and Susan Sarandon. For an exotic fix, try the foam scrub made with Dead Sea salts or the rose-petal bath ball that Kristin Davis buys- the petals float to the surface after it dissolves.”
Tags: media, press, review, reviews, sabon
No Comments »
No comments yet.
RSS feed for comments on this post. TrackBack URL
