It would be an understatement to say we're obsessed with K-beauty. At least on the skin care front. From ultra hydrating sheet masks to souped-up sunscreens to glass skin serums, some of the most innovative and effective products on the market hail from South Korea.

You probably already have a dermatologist. But what about a doctor who specializes in psychodermatology? Psychodermatology "addresses the emotional/psychological needs of patients that suffer from dermatological conditions," explains Dr. Francisco Tausk, professor of dermatology, allergy, immunology and rheumatology at the University of Rochester. "Basically, when a patient comes to the dermatologist's office, we explore the emotional issues that could be associated to the skin problem since up to 30 percent of the dermatology consults involve skin problems that are directly associated or worsened by psychiatric issues."

Most of us don't consider beauty supplements as exciting as, say, a new lipstick or bottle of nail polish. Even if said supplements are very effective. But brands are making new gummies and powders that are as playful as they are functional.

Having spent almost six summers in the sweltering Tel Aviv heat, I've learned a thing or two about keeping my skin protected, acne-free and glowing during workouts. Especially when my sweat sesh is outside. Pale-skinned and prone to moles, dark spots and blemishes, working out outdoors isn't something I take lightly.

Heat waves, never-ending Zoom calls and planning that long-overdue vacation can leave you exhausted. While an iced latte can work wonders, it isn't the only option. Energizing beauty products can really get you going. Especially since some even contain caffeine.