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"It&amp;#39;s the holy grail of the pressed-for-time (and let&amp;#39;s be real, isn&amp;#39;t that all of us?): Slap on a magical treatment, hit the sack, and get up the next morning with your beauty woes solved. Many new products promise exactly this, but do they work? To find out, we conducted a literally exhaustive road test of every new mask, peel, and cream we could get our hands on. Here&amp;#39;s what truly, actually made a difference in eight hours or less (see below for how to buy them).\nPinterestFacebookFor Just-Back-From-Vacation Skin\nPeople get funny about leave-on masks. These are amazing for nonstop moisture through the night, but many women worry they&amp;#39;ll cause breakouts. Hear us out: Letting high-caliber ingredients sink into your skin while you sleep (which is when cell turnover happens) amplifies a product&amp;#39;s effectiveness. Some of our mind-blowing favorites that delivered on the overnight promise: Deputy Beauty Editor Simone Kitchens swears by Sulwhasoo&amp;#39;s Overnight Vitalizing Mask, saying, &amp;quot;It goes on like the lightest, creamiest moisturizer and totally erases redness and irritation. I slather on a thin film before bed, dotting a double layer around my eyes.&amp;quot; I had a similar hallelujah moment with Laneige&amp;#39;s Water Sleeping Mask. The chilly mineral-water-rich gel absorbs instantly (i.e., no pillow-gunking residue), and even after a terrible night&amp;#39;s sleep, I awoke looking paradoxically bright and well-rested. If you&amp;#39;re wary of blemishes, do like Senior Beauty Editor Maureen Choi and sweep on Soap &amp;amp; Glory&amp;#39;s Super Serum; it&amp;#39;s loaded with active wrinkle-fighting and plumping ingredients (anti-aging bio peptides, ginseng), minus the pore-clogging stuff. Or, if your skin is of the extra-parched variety, use the antioxidant-laced Lanc\u00F4me&amp;#39;s Night Recovery Mask-in-Cream before bed once a week for a serious dose of moisture&amp;#8212;my crow&amp;#39;s-feet actually disappeared for the entire next day. The blend is heavy on the wild-yam-root extract, long a favorite in Eastern medicine for its hydrating properties.\nFor Overnight Blemish Zapping\nI could not be more excited to have tried Missha&amp;#39;s Anti Trouble Patch. When you feel the ominous first signs of a zit, slap on one of these little salicylic-acid-infused stickers; they do wonders at bringing down bumps and redness while you snooze. (Bonus points for their being whisper-thin and basically invisible, so you won&amp;#39;t scare your significant other.) Also, while benzoyl peroxide, the ingredient in many zit creams, can bleach fabrics and ruin sheets, salicylic acid is less likely to&amp;#8212;and anyway, the treatment is contained to the patch, so there&amp;#39;s no risk of messing up pillowcases. The best part? No flakiness afterward, which is what I saw with other spot treatments, so concealer (if you even need it) goes on like butter.\nFor Super Soft Lips\nIn the words of Fashion and Beauty Writer Lauren Bernstein: &amp;quot;Fresh&amp;#39;s Sugar Lip Serum is so good at healing chapped lips you can toss your daytime balm.&amp;quot; Rub it on and around your lips at night, and wake up with lips that look a little fuller, feel a lot softer, and allow lipstick to glide on like a dream.\nFor Smooth Skin Head to Toe\nOur main beef with using body creams at night is the sticking-to-the-sheets factor. Not an issue with Sunday Riley Disrobe Body Lotion ($65, nordstrom.com), in which exfoliating lactic acid is the secret softening ingredient. After exactly one minute, the formula soaks right into arms and legs, and the results last a full 24 hours, enthuses Choi. For dry, rough heels, the very best thing I tried was Avon&amp;#39;s Dual Action Pedi-Peel. Every night give your feet a quick once-over with these glycolic-acid-infused swipe-y pads, focusing on callused heels. Follow with lotion and cover with socks&amp;#8212;your feet will look sandal-ready by dawn.\nPinterestFacebookFor Low-Maintenance, No-Heat Hair\nHot tools in summer: Ugh. I&amp;#39;m all about unfussy overnight styles that&amp;#39;ll buy me an extra 30 minutes of sleep.\nTo get soft waves: Before bed, rake a dime-sized amount of Phyto&amp;#39;s Hydrating Regenerating Night Treatment through dry, just-brushed hair, then coil hair into a low bun at the nape of your neck. By the next day frizz will be gone and you&amp;#39;ll have a sleek, retro-ish wave.\nTo fake a blowout: Work the same night treatment into second-day hair (it&amp;#39;s an extra-lightweight moisturizing milk, so it doesn&amp;#39;t build up), and twist hair into a teeteringly high topknot, securing with a scrunchie (yes, a scrunchie&amp;#8212;it won&amp;#39;t leave a seam). Unravel in the A.M., and don&amp;#39;t be scared if results start out pageant-y. They&amp;#39;ll loosen into a shiny, bouncy blowout before you&amp;#39;ve finished your coffee.\nTo get beachy texture: Do the same second-day routine, making sure the cream doesn&amp;#39;t get too close to the roots. Now create a loose braid, starting at the nape of the neck. (If your hair is short, section hair into three small braids starting at ears.) In the morning you&amp;#39;ll have a surferlike, rippling effect that walks the line between &amp;quot;put together&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;just messy enough.&amp;quot; We bet you&amp;#39;ll get compliments all day&amp;#8212;and, better yet, no one will know you slept in."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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