What Crochet Take-down Does
Crochet Take-down is an add-on service that removes crochet-installed extensions from natural hair. The appointment focuses on separating attached wefts or synthetic locks from the client’s own hair without performing additional styling. This service is priced at $45 and scheduled for 45 MINUTES, which covers careful removal for a typical installation density.
Clients choose this service when they need extensions removed before a fresh install, a cut, or a restorative treatment. The take-down clears the hair of added material so that follow-up services — detangling, conditioning, or restyling — can be performed safely and cleanly by your loctician.
How the removal is performed
During the appointment, a loctician locates the crochet attachments and works methodically to free each one while minimizing tension on the natural hair. The process emphasizes patience and sectioning so knots and loops are addressed one at a time; this reduces pulling and helps preserve the client’s natural pattern and length.
Because the work is manual and depends on attachment pattern and density, plan for the scheduled 45 MINUTES. Evening and weekend openings accommodate commuters from I-95 or MARC schedules who need appointments before or after work, and the South Laurel location makes drop-in logistics easier for local clients.
Aftercare and next steps
Once extensions are removed many clients opt for immediate detangling, a gentle cleanse, or a conditioning treatment to restore manageability. Those follow-up services are typically scheduled separately; the Crochet Take-down itself prepares the hair for this next work by removing added fibers and reducing bulk that can hide tangles.
Local climate and lifestyle in Laurel — humid summers and commuter-driven schedules — shape aftercare decisions. Clients often book quick restyles or protective options after take-down to suit weekend activities like Towne Centre shopping or race days at Laurel Park, and to accommodate school or work routines.
