Tsiryul'nik"

I did a pedicure with a gel polish coating in this salon, I came here for the first time and was very pleasantly surprised, the staff are all kind, and the pedicure master Oksana is generally darling, so sociable and pleasant, everything went easily, quickly and very professionally, thanks to Oksana separately! Now I will only go to her 👍😊🔥❤️

The administrator is the face of the company! I wanted to visit this salon, but the boorish phone call does not give an opportunity to evaluate the work of the masters of this salon

Thank you very much to the master of the men's room Kristinochka. Working at st. 64 Army 22a. Today you were at your best. I came to you from another area and, as always, was satisfied. The administrator attentively and polite girl first wrote on the phone, and then met in the salon, processed her hands and invited me to a chair to the master. Thank you very much to the staff of the barber chain for reasonable prices, polite staff and excellent craftsmen.

There are good masters, and there are not so much. Better to go to the same one that you liked

I used the services of this institution today. First and last time. I didn't like absolutely everything. First, there is a "live queue", and on the street. Secondly, a rather rude and unceremonious administrator. Thirdly ... how to say something ... The impression that I went into the salon of funeral services: employees in black uniforms with a corresponding expression on their faces, with the "Cirudnik" logo on the back, the color of venous blood is a terrible combination. And by the way, "beauty salon" in relation to this institution sounds rather cynical. People are mutilated there. For 60 years I have never had a worse haircut (apart from the army). The question "How are we going to cut" from the craftswoman was purely rhetorical. It is not clear at all why it was asked. Said: All back, slanting whiskey. Naaaaa, only with a typewriter - neither oblique nor straight temples ... no! Completely. Like a boy from the Hitler Youth. I say: What are you doing? The answer is, we all cut with a "bad" ... Answer of the master. Damn, I can cut myself with a "bad grade"! In general, the motto of the institution, if in a nutshell - Cheap and bad. The sign is fully consistent. I was confused by the name, googled, everything converges: "The barber (through Polish cyrulik from Latin chirurgus) is historically a hairdresser and bathhouse attendant who owns basic surgery techniques. In the army of Peter I, he is a non-combatant lower medical rank." I don't know how good everyone is as bath attendants and surgeons (don't shave me there!), But there are no hairdressers. In the process of the execution, I watched the hall and other "victims" in the mirror - everyone cuts their hair ABSOLUTELY THE SAME! As if in a two-day course they managed to learn only one hairstyle. In short, I do not advise anyone ...