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" Anti-aging creams have always been an exercise in patience: It usually takes weeks of diligent use to reduce wrinkles. But now new potions are also touting instant (albeit temporary) gratification, thanks to fast-acting ingredients that work topically to relax or fill in lines in mere minutes.  To find out if these quick fixers deliver, the Good Housekeeping Research Institute put them to the test. Volunteers applied each product in our lab, then recorded any changes after 10 minutes and again after one hour. While none of the creams were miracle workers, most testers did see a subtle but noticeable softening of their wrinkles. Patricia Wexler M.D. Dermatology Advanced Fastscription No-Injection Wrinkle Smoother ($29.50, Bath &amp;amp;amp; Body Works) rated highest, with improvements \u2014 most notably in forehead lines \u2014 appearing in just 10 minutes. Close runners-up: Peter Thomas Roth Clinical Skin Care Un-Wrinkle ($120, Sephora), which testers liked for its plumping effect, and FusionBeauty LiftFusion Face Lift ($140, Sephora), for its skin tightening and firming. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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