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Ludwick Marishane: the young inventor of the DryBath

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In , Ludwick Marishane, a South African high-school student, was sunbathing with friends on a cold winter’s day. Before going to take a bath, one of them exclaimed: &#;Why doesn&#;t someone invent something you can just put on your skin and avoid the need to bathe?&#;

The proposition immediately got Marishane thinking. He would buy that product. Realizing there is a market of around billion people around the world who lack even basic access to water and billions more who, like his friend, are too lazy to shower, Marishane tried to create the product. After six months of researching the Internet on his web-enabled basic cell phone, Marishane invented DryBath, the world’s first and only bath –substituting skin gel, an odorless substance that has the same effect as anti-bacterial cleanser and creates a biodegradable film that cleans and moisturizes the skin. Marishane