As you might expect in a city the size of Moscow, you are likely to find all the services you need - if you know where to look for them! Navigating your way around a foreign metropolis at the best of times can be a bit disorientating, or even daunting; factor in the minus-thirty conditions outside and you're unlikely to want to spend too much time tracking down the only English-speaking doctor in town.
Best then to check our directory from the comfort of your own home and get that all-important address before you set off - or you'll soon be adding pneumonia to your list of complaints! As an expat I have been visiting the fabulous girls at Expat Salon for 2 years now. I can highly recommend this salon from the English speaking staff who are always there to help you,to the very professional hairdressers who always want to do the very best for you and take great pride in their creations.
Been there yesterday, the service is good, really liked the color and waxing. Ladies were very nice and friendly. They either get lost in translation which is bad for a salon dedicated to expats OR they their expertise is questionable which is even worse for a salon.
Especially when it comes to hair services. Messing the colors, pulling your hair and so on. And all this for an insane amount of money. I do not recommend. The staff is always ready to help and the teachers do their best to meet all your needs.
Classrooms are composed by no more than 10 people in order to create the right environment to practice and to develop your language skills. My russian improved a lot and I met fantastic people from all over the world. I can say that this school is like a second home for me now and would definitely recommend it to anyone that wants to come to study russian in Moscow!! I spent 4 weeks with this school and would strongly recommend it! Great atmosphere and bright tutors.
