Who invented la mer

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There are very few people who have that impact. As the brand has expanded, Miraglia and Bevacqua have continued to be inspired not only by Huber's visionary work but also by the kinds of things that he, as a physicist, would have been inspired by himself. Ideas for new products have been galvanized by everything from Buckminster Fuller's geodesic domes to flexible glass, and they contain ingredients ranging from positively and negatively charged water to magnetized hematite.

When Huber concocted his potion, he likely had no idea that it could reach so far and have so many iterations. He wasn't interested in the money. He just believed in the miracle, and that was enough for him. The superlight, silky lotion features tiny gel-encapsulated moisture spheres; upon application, the gel dissolves, transporting the vital ingredients deep within the skin, where they deliver plumping, smoothing, and hydrating benefits.

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