Teetime mine too. Anything else just makes him laugh! He's a simple soul really.
I do occasionally get the 'Are you tired?' concerned face peering into mine. I have never liked to admit to him that it only happens on the days when I am not wearing makeup, which I do tend to keep light but always have a bit of foundation or Dove tan stuff on, as my skin is very pale.
However, if we are going somewhere special, I put on the works. I wait to see if he says something complimentary. Nothing. So I say, 'Do I look ok?'
He will peer at me and always, but always say, 'Yes, you look fine. But have you done something different with your hair?'
As I can cut 4" off my hair and he never notices that, I just give up. I presume he will tell me if I look dreadful. I just have to take it as a compliment that he doesn't, I suppose.
But I do think back rather wistfully to the day he told me I looked radiant and glowing. Or when he told me I was beautiful. And when he said our children couldn't possibly be ugly with a mother like me. I shall just have to think 'inner beauty' thoughts, I suppose. (Like that's going to work... ) He has said occasionally that I have a lovely smile.
However - I suppose it works both ways. He likes to be told that he looks young for his age, but lately that's become harder to do.