We describe the rate of growth of the derivative $C'$ of the convex minorant of a Lévy path at times where $C'$ increases continuously. Since the convex minorant is piecewise linear, $C'$ may exhibit such behaviour either at the vertex time $τ_s$ of finite slope $s=C'_{τ_s}$ or at time $0$ where the slope is $-\infty$. While the convex hull depends on the entire path, we show that the local fluctuations of the derivative $C'$ depend only on the fine structure of the small jumps of the Lévy process and are the same for all time horizons. In the domain of attraction of a stable process, we establish sharp results essentially characterising the modulus of continuity of $C'$ up to sub-logarithmic factors. As a corollary we obtain novel results for the growth rate at $0$ of meanders in a wide class of Lévy processes.