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Obituary: Sydell L. Miller, Matrix Essentials maven and former Palm Beacher, dies at 86

Sydell L. Miller, who co-founded the Matrix Essentials hair-and-beauty empire in Ohio and for many years owned an ocean-to-lake estate in Palm Beach, died at her Cleveland home Feb. 25. She was 86. 

Funeral services were held for the noted philanthropist in Cleveland on Feb. 29. 

Her primary home for the last few years was a double-penthouse encompassing an entire floor at The Bristol condominium tower in downtown West Palm Beach. She sold her custom-built Palm Beach mansion, known as La Reverie, on South Ocean Boulevard in 2019. 

Mrs. Miller established Matrix Essentials — the brand of professional hair-care products — with her late husband, Arnold, in 1980, a dozen years before he died. The company became the largest manufacturer of professional hair and beauty products in the country. 

The Millers were married 34 years. After her husband’s death, Mrs. Miller became president and CEO of Matrix Essentials and more than doubled its sales before selling the business to Bristol-Myers Squibb in 1994. Matrix today is a division of L’Oreal USA. 

Mrs. Miller remained chairman of the board until her retirement in 1996. She later served the same role at Aquage, a professional hair-care line

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Sydell L. Miller

Chairman of the Board & Co-founder (retired) Matrix Essentials, Inc. – Palm Beach, Florida

Sydell Miller began her career as a salon owner with her husband, Arnold. Together, they saw a need for a manufacturer that would offer salons a full spectrum of innovative, high-quality hair products – shampoos, conditioners, hair color and perms – and in 1980 they founded Matrix Essentials which has grown to be the largest manufacturer of hair care products in the professional salon industry. Mrs. Miller’s vision of offering women complete beauty services led their salon to be among the first to offer hair services, facials, and nail services in addition to a clothing boutique. In keeping with the Millers’ commitment to “total beauty”, they added skin care, cosmetics, body care and sun care products to the company’s popular hair care lines. As the creator of the “day spa” concept, Mrs. Miller has spearheaded the movement among salons to offer a total one-stop beauty experience known as “Total Image Consulting”. Following her husband’s death in 1992, Mrs. Miller continued to build the business, doubling sales in two years and exceeding the $300 million sales mark. In 1994, in order to fa