Introduction
This article explains the synergy of the molecules contained in Aquamarine, capable of addressing sunspots and age spots, harmonizing the complexion of the face, neck, and hands.

Dark spots
Various situations (sun exposure, hormones, aging) can cause an increase in skin pigmentation, leading to the appearance of spots on the skin.

How to treat them
Depigmenting treatment is among the most complex and lengthy:

• Acid-based treatments are usually more effective immediately, "corroding" the outer layer of dark (hyperpigmented) cells. However, there is a risk of "corroding" the healthy skin layer around the spot, destroying the skin barrier, causing irritation, or hypersensitizing the area.
• Laser treatment is an excellent alternative, selectively "burning" only the hyperpigmented area. In the long term, though, the spot may reappear.
• Molecules that directly act on the enzymes responsible for hyperpigmentation, are currently the most effective, but also take longer, following the physiological processes of the cell cycle (approximately 28 days).

The molecules
The depigmenting serum Aquamarine utilizes a synergistic complex of three molecules that act on the enzymes responsible for hyperpigmentation without harming the skin barrier, also addressing brightness and wrinkles. Thanks to these molecules, it can be applied to the entire face.

A touch of energy
Crystal therapy dates back to the Mayan civilization, although not scientifically proven. It has experienced exponential growth in recent decades, especially in the United States. Aquamarine is specially infused with raw aquamarine and hyaline quartz crystal, adding a touch of energy to your beauty routine.

How to harness all of Aquamarine's properties
Aquamarine can be applied to the face, neck, and hands, morning and evening. Immediately, an increase in skin brightness will be noticeable, while every 28 days, there will be a progressive lightening of dark spots, along with a reduction in wrinkles.