Haidresser Highlighted some parts too much!

Did she use a couple of different colours in it? Like did she intentionally make some of it the peachy/ gold blonde and some a cooler blonde? If so you might be able to remove the tint she put on so that all the highlights are a similar colour then tone them to the shade you want. If she just bleached the gold bits less then that won't work I don't think.

Did she use a couple of different colours in it? Like did she intentionally make some of it the peachy/ gold blonde and some a cooler blonde? If so you might be able to remove the tint she put on so that all the highlights are a similar colour then tone them to the shade you want. If she just bleached the gold bits less then that won't work I don't think.

I dont think so because I specifically told her no white blond, not too blond but just as if the sun sightly bleached my hair a bit. I have no idea why she ended up with this result.
Anyway I contacted a friend of mine in America who has been a hairdresser for 30 years and a master colorist and she told me what to do. I put a permanent color over the white parts that were left + striped the orange blob she put in my hair to break it up. Already looks waaaay better and basically looks fine now. But I am now going to put another color over the highlighted parts which she gave a weird color.

I made a video about it even.

What she did is she first asked another hairdresser to help cause I have a lot of hair, then they started putting bleach on it I guess with foils. I reminded her I wanted balayage effect like on the picture I showed her already before we started. Because she was starting at my roots. She was like: oh I thought highlights! o_O. So then she went back and mixed something else and started putting that in.

Then she put me under the dried 30 mins or so and washed it and that was it.

You might want to consider using Adore direct dyes to tone down the bits that had been bleached as repeated treatments with permanent dyes over bleach will make the hair more and more damaged meaning that the colour will fade quickly (I've currently got a permanent brown dye over hair that was previously bleached and it fades a lot so I top up with Adore to keep it fresh without any further damage)