As I’m slathering on my facial oil I wonder why more brands haven’t caught up with this no packaging thing. Storage isn’t an issue either, you can choose from cork pots, square, oval or round tins, pick’n’mix egg carton boxes made from recycled coffee cups and paper bags. You can even have products wrapped in vintage scarves as an alternative to paper.

I choose a small aluminum tin as my storage weapon of choice and it comes with me to the gym without any fear of spillage, plus it’s a huge space-saver. Using the oil each morning has stopped my make-up moving, plus I no longer have that dreaded 11am and 3pm shine on my T-zone. My routine is seriously pared back, but to my surprise I’m not really missing my usual salicylic acids, luxurious oil cleansers in frosted glass bottles or weighty tubs of moisturiser.

Initially, I was concerned about how to stop bacteria transferring through the products because there’s no packaging to protect them. Campbell explains how Lush has created products that ‘self-preserve’, therefore meaning they don’t have to add extra ingredients to do that job. “Restricting water is the key, so we make our formulas preserve themselves by putting less water in them and encouraging customers to add their own at home,” he says.

“I used Lush’s eco-friendly skincare for a month, and this is what happened”