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Ludwick Marishane : Un bain sans eau
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Si vous deviez marcher 1,6 km pour une cruche d'eau chaque jour, comme le font des millions de personnes, il est peu probable que vous utilisiez cette eau précieuse pour prendre un bain. Le jeune entrepreneur Ludwick Marishane raconte sa drôle et incroyable histoire sur la manière dont il a inventé une solution économique, propre et pratique : DryBath, le premier bain de substitution en lotion.
Student Ludwick Marishane invented a water-less bathing lotion and was named the 2011 Global Student Entrepreneur of the Year Award -- all because he didn't feel like taking baths. Full bio »
Translated into French by Maryline David
Reviewed by eric vautier
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