stray hair removal assistance...

Hey all, I recently shot a senior portrait session and the girl had some major hair fly away issues. I tried to do some blur around the images to soften areas that weren't in the face and the mom is still requesting I fix all the hairs... I told them at the time it would be a problem but it seemed her hair was untameable.
any suggestions? THanks!!
any suggestions? THanks!!

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I do this all the time. Healing brush - replace. Very small brush - Hair by hair. And you should charge for that - actually, you should have had hairspray available. I wouldn't even shoot if I saw the flyaways until they were fixed. Part of the styling of the shoot. And you should charge for the touchup. Your time is worth something. Just my 2 cents.
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One thing that jumped out at me was the white balance. My eyes see a green cast.
Sam
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Thanks again!!
Thanks Ziggy, I'm going to try this first just to see if it'll save some time.