Beauty, pet, grooming and clean clothing companies close their doors

Posted on August 2, 2020 at 7:30 p.m. by Carol Tannenhauser

Sabon is Hebrew for soap.

Sabon , the Israeli provider of luxury bathroom, body, hair and household goods products, has closed five of its nine Manhattan stores and the Upper West Side store on Broadway between 70th and 71st Streets in Manhattan is part of it. "We were unable to support them all in everything that happened to COVID-19," said Olivia, deputy director of the Chelsea business, which, like the one on Sixth Avenue, remains open between calls 56 and 57 in Chapter 11 in May. The good news is that a call and carry service has been implemented that allows you to place an order over the phone in one of the other stores here . You can pick up your order or send it via UPS, which should only take 3-5 days in the city. Many thanks to Bobby Panza and Upper West Sider for the advice.

Jean Louis David.

All four Jean-Louis-David salons in Manhattan have closed, including the Broadway salon between 75th and 76th streets. When the founder, after whom they were named, died in May 2019, the New York Times wrote : "In 1970, he created his own cutting technique of deliberately placing hair with different layers. The method of so-called layer cutting led to styles that were easy to maintain at home, were suitable for many women, and clearly differed from many styles of the day. These haircuts had a loose feel and flattered the contours of a woman's face. In French, this type of cut was known as "la coupe sauvage" - la coupe sauvage. It has become a trademark of Mr. David.

Mayson Cleaners 2 at 215 Amsterdam Avenue between 69th and 70th streets went offline on July 29th. Many thanks to Jonathan for the advice.

Unleashed by Petco at 159 Columbus Avenue between 67th and 68th Streets, closed late last month. The store directs people to its 3rd Avenue location. Thanks to Temi for the information.

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