Self-care at a Black-owned spa in Memphis

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Black-Owned Spas in Memphis (2026)

By Online African Shop Team · Updated September 2026

From mineral baths and float therapy to facials and massage, these 3 Black-owned spas in Memphis are worth booking. You'll find them on South Main, downtown and in East Memphis. Most work by appointment, so book ahead. We're adding 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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3 places

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South Main / Downtown

Amani Bath Spa

Book thisMineral baths and massage
Spa founded by licensed massage therapist Emma Crystal, offering therapeutic mineral baths, massages and skin treatments. Amani means peace in Swahili. Closed Tuesday and Wednesday.
306 S Main St, Memphis, TN 38103
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Downtown

Jasper Float Spa & Wellness Center

Book thisFloat therapy and hot stone massage
Wellness spa owned by Antwanette Crutcher, offering float pods, dry float therapy, massages and infrared saunas. There is a second location in East Memphis.
10 N Main St, Suite C-2, Memphis, TN 38103
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East Memphis

Royalty Wellness Spa

Book thisFacials, microneedling and IV hydration
Medical spa offering aesthetic treatments, skin care, body contouring and hair restoration.
618 Oakleaf Office Ln, Suite 200, Memphis, TN 38117
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FAQ

Do I need an appointment?

Yes. All three spas work by appointment, and weekend slots go fast. Book online or call ahead.

Where are these spas located?

Two are downtown on South Main Street, and one is in East Memphis.

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.