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I use color balance layer for most things as my starting base. You can tweak on highlights, midtones and shadows semi-indepedently as their ranges do overlap, but they are at least "weighted" to the various regions. There are some other ways ... eyedroppers in levels, curves, etc., and hue in saturation come to mind ... but I prefer using a very "manual" approach @ reading the numbers as I adjust the sliders rather than a "click here" approach.
Sometimes, I follow that with hue adjustment in saturation layer, but mostly I find that after I correct for some WB, then things are a bit oversaturated and need pulled back a touch either globally or selectively.
In your mom's case, I pulled back on it both globally and with a little selective @ yellow. Always a bit tricky when you don't know what the colors really are, but I do know that most older women of grace don't have blue hair.
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