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Sorry for the questions thanks in advance if you can help >w<
For the highlights there are many methods for doing them. To keep the saturation down for the highlights don't use the 'luminosity' mode for the highlight layer, instead keep the mode on normal and manually select your highlight colors.
For extras, try using a separate layer over the entire image and You can either use the method shown in my tutorial or others, really it depends of the picture. With the extra highlights on a different layer you can adjust the opacity and modes to best blend in the highlights in order to create a better flow for the picture.
Looking at your questions, it seems like you want your colors to mesh well together. A useful tip is to try overlaying a color over the image with different blend options (or the "mode" options show in this tutorial) depending you what effect you want. Photoshop is really good with that kind of stuff.
Send me a note if you have more questions