What the add-on does
This add-on focuses on creating or refreshing individual parts, braids, or locs along the hair’s peripheral line — the hairline and outer sections that frame the style. Offered as an add-on service priced at $40 and scheduled for 30 MINUTES, it complements existing loctician work to refine edges, define separations, and tidy the outward rows without altering the main style.
Clients who want crisp definition around the perimeter choose this service when they need a quick, targeted update without a full retwist or new install. It’s convenient for Laurel commuters using I-95 or the MARC line before or after work, since the 30 MINUTES appointment fits into tight schedules and evening and weekend openings accommodate busy family routines.
How the service works
During the appointment the loctician confirms which perimeter option you want — individual parts, small braids, or short locs — then focuses on the defined outer rows. The choice depends on hair density, parting preference, and how the perimeter will integrate with your existing locs or braids. The short 30 MINUTES session targets only the peripheral area rather than a full scalp service.
Maintenance needs vary with activity, local climate, and styling. In Laurel’s hot, humid summers peripheral styles may loosen faster with sweat and daily commuting; gentle care and scheduled touch-ups keep edges defined. Because this is an add-on, plan appointments around activities like Towne Centre visits or Laurel Park events if you want fresh perimeter styling for a specific occasion.
Scheduling, time and expectations
This PROMO add-on is booked in addition to a primary service; reserve it when you schedule your main appointment so it fits into the same visit. The single add-on costs $40 and is allotted 30 MINUTES. Evening and weekend openings in our Laurel schedule make it easy for commuters from Columbia, Jessup, or Elkridge to stop by before or after work.
Expect a short, concentrated appointment focused only on the perimeter rather than full-scalp work. You may bring reference photos or discuss how tight or loose you prefer the parts, braids, or locs; that conversation guides placement. If you have upcoming events in Laurel, mention timing so the perimeter looks fresh when you arrive.
