They say customers come from milkmaids to field workers.

In the agrotown Beryozki, Khotsimsk district, Mogilev region, where about 500 people live, a manicure salon has opened. It is currently operating in test mode, ONT reported.
The ideological inspirer of the project, Aliaksei Karsiuk, moved to Beryozki from the capital: he wanted to try a quiet village life. First, he rented empty premises and opened a pick-up point for orders.
"They accepted it extremely well. Even grandmothers walked by, smiled and winked: "Something is opening here? Super!"

Bookings for manicures are lively. Aksana Mikhalenka, head of the "Beryozki" dairy farm, for example, had long dreamed of a beautiful manicure, but there was no master in the village, and traveling to the district center was far and time-consuming.
"Now people have smaller homesteads, there are gardens, but people still strive for this. Even older people come to get manicures."
"What! People in the village also love beauty, they also want to be beautiful. And we will be beautiful, even better than in the city," says local resident Natalia Patsiokhina.
"I will definitely send my wife so she can do everything properly, be like a flower. Nails, hairstyle, and painted lips, so everything is as it should be. And an appetite will appear (laughs). For life, I mean," another villager shared.
Local authorities support the idea.
"The guys, of course, are great, very energetic, active. They don't stand still, they have very big plans, in which we will support them. We will survey residents to find out what the agrotown lacks, and we will work through the issue of further development, possibly opening something new and necessary," says Volha Halanava, head of the economy department of the Khotsimsk District Executive Committee.
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Праз такую пагарду могуць самасцвярджацца толькі тыя, хто сам нядаўна пераехаў у горад і больш нічога з сябе не прадстаўляе.
Прагназую тут перапіс элітных жартаўнікоў-манкуртаў.