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**Revive Cardiff: Your Premier Destination for Wellness and Relaxation**

Nestled in the heart of Llantwit Fardre, Revive Cardiff is dedicated to enhancing your well-being through a range of tailored services designed to promote relaxation and rejuvenation. Located at Woodfield House on Main Rd, our serene atmosphere is the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Whether you’re seeking a soothing massage, revitalizing skincare treatments, or holistic therapies, our team of experienced professionals is committed to providing quality service that prioritizes your comfort and satisfaction.

At Revive, we understand that each client is unique, which is why we offer personalized consultations to ensure that your experience meets your specific needs. Our inviting environment and attentive staff make every visit a calming retreat, allowing you to unwind and recharge. With a focus on using high-quality products and techniques, we strive to deliver outstanding results that leave you feeling refreshed and revitalized.

We take pride in fostering lasting relationships with our clients, built on trust and exceptional service. If you have any questions or wish to book an appointment, feel free to reach out to us by phone at 01443 201473. Discover the true meaning of self-care at Revive Cardiff—where your wellness journey begins. Visit us online at https://revive-uk.com/ for more information on our services and to explore how we can help you achieve your wellness goals.

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Annette Ellis

5 Google Rating

I walked out of the hairdresser feeling like a million dollars. What more could I ask for when I'm h

5/ 5

I walked out of the hairdresser feeling like a million dollars. What more could I ask for when I'm having my hair done? Needless to say I love it!

Lynne Cluthers

5 Google Rating

She is a lovely therapist, explains all procedures and the atmosphere is so relaxing and the result

5/ 5

She is a lovely therapist, explains all procedures and the atmosphere is so relaxing and the result is certainly uplifting

lunilauna

1 Google Rating

1/ 5

Amanda Powell

5 Google Rating

Firstly, the salon is in Church Village (Google had this wrong - the actual postcode is CF38 2HE). T

5/ 5

Firstly, the salon is in Church Village (Google had this wrong - the actual postcode is CF38 2HE). There's a car park behind Revive Hair and Beauty too. Catherine gave me a lovely manicure and pedicure, paying great attention to Covid precautions. The foot spa treatment was especially relaxing. Highly recommended for great, friendly service.

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