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By Michele Smith
The Times 

Dayton Beauty-Based Business Has International Impact

Embee Meche, designed by two local women, is marketed and sold out of new Port facility

 

Michele Smith

Melissa McCowan prepares Karen Simmons' hair for highlights, using the tool designed by McCowan and her business partner Bridget House.

DAYTON-Local hairstylists Bridget House and Melissa McCowen have designed a product called Embee Meche, that makes adding highlights to customers' hair much easier than the traditional method of using foil.

Much to their delight, the Embee Meche is being marketed internationally, along with their other product called Solaris, a clay-based lightener and developer.

"I'm not a huge fan of using foil," House said about the usual process to achieve highlights in hair. "I researched tons and tons of stuff. We needed something that is reusable, won't rip or stain," she said. "Plus it couldn't be...



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