Wildsmith Skin uses mushroom-based packaging to replace plastic

By Sarah Parsons | Published: 13-Jan-2020
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The British luxury beauty brand has 'grown' boxes using eco-friendly and biodegradable mycelium packaging

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Luxury skin care brand Wildsmith Skin has unveiled its first gift sets housed in its new eco-friendly packaging.

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