Lauren Luke's fruity lip balms

The Body Shop Born Lippy pink guava lip balm £3. Lauren says: As a kid, I used to collect Body Shop lip balms when they came in little glass jars, so I’ve got a soft spot for them. I love the pot, and the price is a steal, too. Problem is, you’ll love the taste so much, you’ll want to lick it off. &#9733 &#9733 &#9733 &#9733 &#9733 Photograph: Sara Morris for the Guardian Photograph: guardian.co.uk Kiehl’s lip balm #1 in Cranberry £9. Lauren says: Whenever I have chapped lips, I reach for this. My niggle is the price, and the applicator – I always squeeze out too much. &#9733 &#9733 &#9733 &#9733 Photograph: Sara Morris for the Guardian Photograph: /guardian.co.uk Badger Tangerine Breeze certified organic lip balm £2.20, Boots stores. Lauren says: This was so mildly scented it didn’t excite me. Still, it’s small – perfect to pop in your purse. &#9733 &#9733 Photograph: Sara Morris for the Guardian Photograph: /guardian.co.uk Carmex cherry moisturising lip balm £2.49, Boots and Topshop. Lauren says: When you apply this, there is a lovely cherry blast, but it quickly disappears. It does, ­however, have an SPF15, and leaves lips pleasantly tingly. &#9733 &#9733 &#9733 Photograph: Sara Morris for the Guardian Photograph: /guardian.co.uk Rose & Co Strawberry Crush glossy lip balm £2.55, Boots stores. Lauren says: Nice smell of ­strawberries in the jar, but slightly disappointing once on. Very ­affordable, though. &#9733 &#9733 Photograph: Sara Morris for the Guardian Photograph: guardian.co.uk Korres mandarin lip butter stick £6.50, 0870 850 3868. Lauren says: I really like the peach tint and I loved the taste of ­mandarin, but I wish it had been more ­powerful for the price. &#9733 &#9733 &#9733 Photograph: Sara Morris for the Guardian Photograph: /guardian.co.uk