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Black-Owned Hair Salons, Nail Studios & Facials in Detroit (2026)

By Online African Shop Team · Updated September 2026

From natural hair and braids to nail art and facials, these 3 Black-owned beauty businesses in Detroit are worth booking. You'll find them in Midtown, New Center and Corktown. Most work by appointment, so book ahead. We're adding more salons and braiders as we verify them.

Every business here was named as Black-owned by a trusted local source (listed at the bottom). Hours and locations change, so call or check the website before you go.

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Black-owned hair salons, braiders, nail salons and spas in Detroit

3 places
  • Beauty & spas

    Midtown / New Center

    Textures by Nefertiti

    Book thisNatural hair care, braids and twists

    Natural hair salon and hair spa owned by Nefertiti Harris, specializing in kinky and curly hair for men and women. Harris also makes her own Mami...

    6525 Woodward Ave, Detroit, MI 48202

  • Beauty & spas

    Sugar Hill Arts District, Midtown

    Cure Nailhouse

    Book thisNail art manicures

    Nail studio founded in 2025 by nail artist Cyndia Robinson that doubles as a gallery, artist residency and nail school. Manicures run about $60 to $100.

    119 Garfield St, Detroit, MI 48201

  • Beauty & spas

    Corktown

    Skinphorea

    Book thisFacials and acne treatment

    Facial bar and acne clinic owned by Jessie Hayes-Stallings and Shareese Shorter. The Corktown flagship also runs an esthetician training program.

    1620 Michigan Ave, Detroit, MI 48216

FAQ

Do I need an appointment?

Usually, yes. Most salons, nail studios and facial bars on this list work by appointment, and weekend slots go fast. Book online or call ahead.

Which Detroit neighborhoods have the most spots on this list?

Midtown, New Center and Corktown each have places on this list.

How was this list made?

We only include businesses named as Black-owned by trusted local sources, such as city tourism boards, local news and food writers. The sources are listed below. We check the list regularly, but always confirm hours before you go.

Can I suggest a business?

Yes. Email youronlineafricanshop@gmail.com with the business name, address and a link.

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