Yes, it does because natural haircolor has red undertones, but that doesn't mean you can't get where you want to be. I'd recommend Seana in our salon who is very good at covering gray hair and would be more than happy to get you to your target shade. She just recently had a client with that same issue and the results were amazing!   « less

Thinning hair is indeed a challenge. Knowing the right move is sometimes a matter of choice. Fortunately, it's not receding as you say, so there's still something to work with. Discuss your concerns with your stylist and work with him/her to achieve a cut that accentuates what you do have instead of trying to camouflage it. The right cut can create the illusion of thicker hair. Another solution we offer are daily supplements from Kerastase that work perfectly for adding fullness to thinning hair. Please stop by anytime and we'd be happy to show you.    « less

Maintaining the length is definitely the way to go. The trick with curly hair is to remove bulk and create layering that is specific for your hair. We use a technique called "brick cutting" which creates space between curls and removes bulk at the same time. The result is a more streamline look that doesn't add to the roundness of your face but elongates instead.    « less

There are a number of things that can impact the outcome of your haircolor. The same box color may turn out one way for you and completely different for someone else. Not using a professional haircolor applied by a professional colorist makes it difficult to predict results of any shade. We, therefore, cannot make a recommendation for you. However, if you'd like to come by the salon we can offer you a free consultation with no appointment necessary. We look forward to seeing you soon!   « less

What you're proposing we can't comment on because we only use professional hair color here at the salon. What I'd recommend is come into Studio Visage on Downtown West Blvd and see one of our creative colorists who can create just what you're looking for.    « less

Anna, sorry for the delay in responding. We did try to pull up that page and for some reason it didn't work. If you're still looking we have some great stylists who could come up with a very cool look for you based on your face shape, maintenance and of course your own personal style. Stop by anytime for a free consultation. Thanks for your question.    « less

That's a common question here in "Humidity Central" where we live. For best results try a light leave-in conditioner that you put in before you blow dry your hair. It will help moisturize and seal off those dry strands that tend to get loose and fly away througout the day. Our favorite is the Oleo-Relax Serum by Kerastase. It's highly concentrated and treats the hair as well as calming those "frizzies." Best of luck!   « less

Yes that is something we can help you with, however, we only have a few people that specialize in that service. So please give us a call at 865.694.4000. We can make a recommendation for you. Thanks for your question.   « less

Here area a few things to try. First, let your hair grow past the shoulders a bit. Longer hair will pull it down so it doesn't round out so much. Second, have your stylist texturize your cut, so as to take out the interior weight and make it less bulky. Finally finish with an anti-frizz, dehumidifying product that will define your curls. We recommend the Oleo Curl Creme by Kerastase available exclusively at Salon Visage. Curly hair can be a challenge but it can also look amazing with the proper steps. Hopefully this will help get you there.    « less

We would suggest a demi-permanent color to provide grey blending. It adds color without the commitment because the color fades away over time. This way you can decide whether or not you want to get back into coloring you hair without being left with permanent color. If you are ready, as you'll remember, there is regular maintenance involved. Please feel free to stop by anytime for a free consultation.    « less