Kalliope Flash Lifting Serum is a lipogel based on a specific and harmonized combination of red palm oil, Nannochloropsis oculata fitoplancton extract, Quillaja saponaria extracts, Kigelia africana extracts and hyaluronic acid.

Kalliope Flash Lifting Serum is recommended to preserve the functional properties of the face and eye contour skin to preserve serenity of a relaxed face, looking younger, maintaining a good appearance and enhancing your femininity and inner spirituality.

Kalliope Flash Lifting Serum is based on the combination of five natural substances that consider the specific needs of the face and eye contour skin. The red palm oil sustains all the skin compartments: epidermis, collagen/elastin, vessels and dermal cells. Nannochloropsis oculata fitoplancton extract is a source of polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFA), especially EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid) and DHA (docosahexaenoic acid) that promote cell membrane dynamicity and activity.  Quillaja saponaria extracts thanks to its content in saponins promote tissue elasticity, acting in synergy with PUFA. Kigelia africana extract has stimulating effects on dermal fibroblast, modulates cells reactivity with an anti-inflammatory action. Finally, hyaluronic acid by its mechanical action supports dermis, maintaining moisture levels, therefore, supporting the tone of the dermal compartment. 


Scientific Background

The skin has a structure comparable to an adaptable “mosaic framework” that, within certain limits, may be smoothed out  thanks to the contraction or expansion of the muscular components and the swelling of the structures able to hold water. These effects are, however, temporary due to the physiological role of skin and its nature. Therefore, it is crucial to provide the skin structures with reinforcements that have to support such a “mosaic framework”, maintaining moisture levels and swelling ability. There are several natural substances able to support these functions, but they have to be specifically and harmonically combined in order to be effective.