+138%
Collagen regeneration
Average reported in ex vivo skin-tissue research. Not a percentage increase proven in a person’s skin after using the lotion.
The Stem Cell Library — No. 05
Sarcocapnos. Liposculpting.
A delicate flower with a remarkable energy strategy. Plant stem cell biotechnology takes inspiration from Sarcocapnos for firmer, smoother, more sculpted-looking skin.
Body care, informed by the science of both contour and skin quality.
+9%
Body skin firmness
At 56 days · no-diet group
+10%
Body skin elasticity
At 56 days · no-diet group
56 days
Changes tracked on skin
Studied over 56 days
Ingredient study: 27 volunteers aged 31–49, BMI 25–30, across diet and no-diet groups. The active was studied twice daily on skin; these are ingredient-level findings.
The plant behind the idea
Small flower. Smart use of energy.
Sarcocapnos crassifolia grows in the south of the Iberian Peninsula. This unassuming plant is the inspiration for an active designed around fat mobilisation and skin support.
“Liposculpting” brings two ideas together: how stored fats are mobilised, and how the fibres supporting skin are maintained. The aim is not simply a smaller measurement — it is skin that looks and feels more toned.
The active is produced from cultivated plant cells; they do not become living cells in your skin.
The science, made simple
Contour and firmness. Working together.
01
A plant’s energy strategy
Sarcocapnos has a natural strategy for mobilising stored fats. Its cultivated cells produce the molecules behind this body-focused active.
02
More than one pathway
Laboratory research explores fat mobilisation alongside the support of collagen and elastin — the fibres that help skin feel firm and springy.
03
Skin that looks more toned
The active was then studied on volunteers, measuring firmness, elasticity and changes in body contours over eight weeks.
Laboratory mechanisms and changes measured on volunteers are different types of evidence. This cosmetic concept does not establish whole-body fat loss or the effects of a medical procedure.
Body skin study · no-diet group
Firmer. More springy. Measured over time.
Firmness is how well skin resists stretching. Elasticity is how well it springs back. An instrument called a Cutometer measured both in a study of the Sarcocapnos active.
| Body skin measurement | Day 28 | Day 56 |
|---|---|---|
| Firmness · with the active | +7% | +9% |
| Firmness · placebo | +3% | 0% |
| Elasticity · with the active | +5% | +10% |
| Elasticity · placebo | +4% | +3% |
Reported changes from baseline, not percentage-point advantages over placebo. The 27-person study included women and men aged 31–49, BMI 25–30, studied twice daily on the face and body for 28 and 56 days. Shown here: body results from the no-diet group.
The contour study
What about body measurements?
A separate study of 25 volunteers aged 40–55 tested the active, studied twice daily over 56 days. Thigh circumference was measured in diet and no-diet groups.
−1.4 cm
Average thigh change · no-diet group
The treated measurement fell from 53.6 to 52.2 cm. The placebo measurement stayed at 53.5 cm.
−3.8 cm
Average thigh change · diet group
The placebo group also recorded −3.2 cm. The larger change cannot be attributed to the active alone.
Partial-panel analysis. These are study averages, not guaranteed individual results or evidence of weight loss.
Behind the visible changes
Support for skin’s inner scaffolding.
Collagen helps give skin structure. Elastin helps it stretch and spring back. Laboratory studies using skin tissue explored how the active supported these two important fibres.
+100%
Elastin regeneration
Average reported in ex vivo skin-tissue research. Not a percentage increase proven in a person’s skin after using the lotion.
Find it in Trademark HER
Sculpting Body Lotion.
Firm. Define. Sculpt.
A lightweight, fast-absorbing body treatment featuring Sarcocapnos stem cell biotechnology, designed for firmer, smoother and more toned-looking skin.
The ingredient science informs the formula.
Discover Sculpting Body LotionA little more clarity
Your Sarcocapnos questions.
What does liposculpting actually mean?
Here, it is the name of a cosmetic ingredient concept: exploring fat mobilisation together with support for skin’s firmness and elasticity. It is not liposuction, a medical treatment or a promise of weight loss.
Is it just another plant extract?
It begins with Sarcocapnos crassifolia, but the cells are cultivated under controlled conditions rather than simply extracting a harvested plant. The resulting active contains plant-derived compounds including bioflavonoids and fumaric acid. The documents do not provide a direct potency comparison with a conventional Sarcocapnos extract.
How long did the studies take?
The body studies followed changes at 28 and 56 days, studied twice daily. Eight weeks is the final study time point, not a guarantee of when you will see a change. Your results depend on the finished formula and consistent use.
Do I need to diet for the ingredient to work?
The research included both a no-diet group and a moderate-diet group. Body firmness and elasticity improved in the no-diet group, too. The larger thigh-measurement changes came from the diet group and must not be presented as an active-only result. Skincare is not a substitute for nutrition, movement or medical advice.
Where will I find it in Trademark?
Sarcocapnos stem cell biotechnology features in HER Sculpting Body Lotion. The lotion is designed for firmer, smoother, more toned-looking body skin. The study samples were research formulas containing the active.
Evidence: supplier ingredient efficacy factsheet (v25.01) and the authorised clinical-evaluation material. Study conditions differ between experiments. Botanical, laboratory and application images are illustrative, not study before-and-after photographs.