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I once told my friend Ricardo that the bling-bling Crème de la Mer was created by a NASA scientist named Max Huber after he suffered burns after working with fuels.
He concocted a cream that miraculously healed his seared face and hands. A likely marketing strategy, he said, laughing at my almost farcical story.
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He concocted a cream that miraculously healed his seared face and hands. A likely marketing strategy, he said, laughing at my almost farcical story.
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