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Store near Lexington Avenue near the Queensborough bridge and east of Central Park

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Sabon Bath & Body shop

782 Lexington Ave between 60th Street & 61st Street

New York, NY 10021, USA

Work (212) 308-5901

Email: sabon@sabonnyc.com

Hours: Monday - Saturday 10am-10pm, Sunday 11am-8:30pm

Neighborhood: East of Central Park, UES

By Appointment Only: No

Parking: Street

Accepts Credit Cards: Yes

Uptown Manhattan is a scene of hustle and bustle—it’s nice to know there’s an oasis in the middle of all the chaos. Sabon’s Upper East Side location is just that and open late so you can always make relaxtion a priority. Take in some culture at Guggenheim, Whitney or Metropolitan Museum of Art or dine at an upscale restaurant. Walk down the street right next to people like Woody Allen, Martin Scorsese and Spike Lee—they all live in the neighborhood. Calming and pleasant, this small shop is nestled on the Southwest corner of 61st and Lexington, just east of Central Park.

A slice of heaven on earth, you can’t help but stop in. Enchanting natural smells of lavender, patchouli and lily will lure you in from the sidewalk. You’ll find something at Sabon for everyone in your life. Need a gift for Valentine’s Day for your man? We have tons of grooming and luxury products for men. If you’re on your way home and forgot your anniversary, you can stop and get her a luxurious gift set. There something for everyone including sheer, natural lip glosses, sumptuous body butters that melt with your body heat and hand-milled soaps in mouth-watering flavors that are hand-cut especially for you. We’re famous for our lavish, delicious smelling brown sugar and Dead Sea Salt scrubs from Israel and Jordan’s Dead Sea—they relax, exfoliate and give you perfect skin everyone will be asking about. We offer many selections of our products to sample, so you’ll never wonder and can always try before you buy.

What happens when you intermingle the scent of heaven and the love from the earth? Sabon. Located near Central Park, this fragrance shop provides various arometherapy products including:

After shopping at our UES boutique, look around and you"ll find the following nearby Manhattan Eye Ear Throat Hospital, Society of Illustrators Inc, Bloomingdales, Barbizon Hotel for Women, David Burke & Donatella, Barney's New York, Central Park Zoo, Sony Wonder Technology Lab, Trump Tower, Friars National Association, Inc, Lombardy Hotel, High School of Art and Design, and the Roosevelt island Aerial Tram

Reviews

Yelp review for Sabon store in Upper East Side New York

City Search review for Sabon Shop near Lexington Ave. Manhattan

I'm not embarrassed to admit that I can't help stopping into every Sabon I pass. The stores themselves are so calming and pleasant smelling, and the staff are always so friendly and knowledgeable. They really want to help, but aren't pushy about it, and they never make me feel guilty for wanting the hand scrub, even if I don't end up buying anything. As far as the scrub goes, after I do it, I can't stop touching my hands the rest of the day, so smoothing and comfortable. And all the other products are incredible: my favorite is this body butter that melts with body heat. It comes in a bar and they give you a tin to keep it in your purse. I could go on and on, but I'll stop there.

- Suzanne R.
This location was very cute. Located conveniently on the corner of SW corner of 61st and Lex, it was a very small store. It smelled quite nice, but after using their sink to try some of the sea salts, I realized that the smell would suck to have on your hands all day... Especially since it was very strongly perfumed.

The people inside were very nice though. They really wanted to help you out and tell you about their products. My hands did feel very strong, but they also felt kinda grimy... Not clean for washing my hands. I think I still just prefer soap. Maybe I'd try the sea salt every once in awhile.

Ro N.