REFORMED party girl Kate Moss is flogging £21 boxes of tea bags through her new wellness brand.
The supermodel — once nicknamed The Tank for her ability to sink so much booze — is trying to reinvent herself as a health guru.
She is offering the 25-bag pack of dawn and dusk teabags as part of her soon-to-be-launched Cosmoss brand.
They come in at a sobering 85p a bag — about the same as a box of 50 Specially Selected breakfast teabags from Aldi.
Punters can also get their hands on a £72 Sacred Mist fragrance and a £98 bottle of Golden Nectar CBD face oil.
Face creams and cleansers costing up to £55 a pop will also be on sale.
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The model’s latest venture is a far cry from her party-going, heavy drinking days in the 1990s and Noughties.
The mother-of-one, 48, gave up alcohol a few years ago.
In 2020, she revealed in an interview that her daily routine included 11pm bedtimes and celery juices.
Her Cosmoss website, still in development, states: “Kate’s ideal rituals balance body and soul with the natural environment and the circadian cycles.
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“Each ritual opens a door to balance, restoration, and love; each fragrance and infusion recentres and completes.
“The ritual of dawn focuses on preparing our body for the new day and filling it with positive energy.”
Her morning ritual is said to start with a cup of dawn tea to protect the body against toxins.
It also wibbles on about her “extraordinary life experience”.
She is said to have touched and influenced so many but has now taken “her own, rich journey of transformation gradually and privately”.
The site adds: “Cosmoss is a celebration of every day exactly as it is, with all its imperfections. Each product has been meticulously crafted with wellbeing in mind, using potent, natural substances.”
It comes less than two months after her money-spinning appointment as so-called creative director of fizzy drink brand Coca-Cola — not usually touted for its health-boosting properties.
Kate is the latest star to cash in on the healthy living craze, following a trail blazed by Oscar-winning actress Gwyneth Paltrow.
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In 2008, Gwyneth, 49, started her wellness brand Goop — now worth about £180million and best known for wacky products such as medicine bags full of gemstones, psychic vampire repellent spray and a sex pillow.
TV’s Holly Willoughby, 41, also has a lifestyle brand inspired by her love of star-gazing.
