Lauren Luke's beauty test: Tea time

Jo Malone green tea and honey eye cream £38 Smells divine and goes on like a dream. The price could be the only downer, but well worth it for the effects. ★★★★★ Photograph: Sara Morris for the Guardian Photograph: guardian.co.uk Korres black tea and verbana cream gel £27, 0870 850 3868 Contains caffeine, which is said to reduce fat ­accumulation. I didn’t notice any cellulite removal, but did enjoy the scent. ★★★ Photograph: Sara Morris for the Guardian Photograph: guardian.co.uk L’Occitane green tea eau de toilette £34 for 100ml. Beautiful, fresh, crisp scent. Perfect spring/summer ­fragrance that keeps you feeling cool throughout the day. ★★★★★ Photograph: Sara Morris for the Guardian Photograph: guardian.co.uk Neal’s Yard white tea facial mist £10.30, 0845 262 3145 A handy-sized ­bottle to have in your bag – just a few sprays gently on your face and you’re good to go. Sting-free and keeps my face feeling fresh.★★★★★ Photograph: Sara Morris for the Guardian Photograph: guardian.co.uk Ole Henriksen African red tea ­foaming cleanser , £25, Harvey Nichols Great cleanser. Wakes you up in the morning with its zesty orange and lemon ­fragrance. Leaves skin feeling tingly and clean. ★★★★★ Photograph: Sara Morris for the Guardian Photograph: guardian.co.uk Origins age-defense moisturiser with white tea £30 I love the Perfect World collection – my only gripe is the price – and this was very soothing, non-greasy and left my skin feeling fantastic. ★★★★★ Photograph: Sara Morris for the Guardian Photograph: guardian.co.uk