Choose from 4 venues offering fat-dissolving injections near University of Bristol, Bristol
Fizzy Collective
Fizzy Collective is Bristol's original co-working salon & studio - that means you'll find amazing freelancers working from Fizzy Collective, from hair to makeup to massage! We have a salon for hair treatments and a private studio for wellness and beauty treatments. We opened in August 2024, and have a range of talented members, some of which you'll find here - to meet all our members, please head over to our website.
Flossie graduated from the Vidal Sassoon Academy in London in 2012. Since then she has worked in Australia and the UK, making Bristol her home in 2015. In 2021, Flossie created her micro salon at home in St George to fit around family life and easing back to work after maternity and pandemic leave.
Issy has been a freelance makeup artist for nearly five years, working on amazing TV shows like Sex Education, Good Girls Guide to Murder and The Sixth Commandment, as well as beautiful weddings and wild music videos. In addition to being a trained makeup artist, Issy is also trained in lash lifts and brow laminations, complimenting her makeup services.
Charlotte provides aesthetic treatments as the founder of La Dolce Vita Aesthetics. With Level 3 anatomy and physiology training as her foundation, Charlotte has undertaken extensive courses in Botox and fillers, mastering the art of facial rejuvenation. Charlottes dedication to providing safe treatments led her to explore the realms of Skin Boosters and fat-dissolving procedures, ensuring that every treatment at La Dolce Vita Aesthetics is delivered with utmost precision and care.
What we like about the venue:
- Atmosphere: Welcoming, sustainable, luxury
- Specialises in: Haircut, colour, wedding hair, massage, brow laminations, lash lifts, aesthetics
- Brands and products used: Epres, Kevin Murphy, Ellee Bana
Public Transport - We are opposite the Gilbert Road bus stop heading out of town, accessible by the 41, 42, 43, 44 & 45 bus. Alternatively, Lawrence Hill station is a 9 minute walk – simply exit, turn left and keep on walking up Church Road until you reach us!
Bike - If you’re using your bike to get around, there are bike stands available for you here (Toni please link “here” with: https://what3words.com/next.solved.sand). Don’t forget your lock! This is also a parking spot for the Tier scooters and bikes.
Car - If you’re opting to drive, parking is free for an hour on Church Road, or unlimited (but is a gamble!) on the surrounding streets.
