Sander stood patiently as he allowed Lux to work her magic on him. When she was done, he looked at his reflection in the mirror and then smiled at her.

"Well done, Lux. You were successful on your first attempt. I hope that I'm lucky when I cast the spell myself," he told his young friend.

Sander had decided that before he experimented on his friends, he would volunteer to cast the spell on himself. The best guinea pig ever. If he messed up, it would be on himself, and not a friend or a loved one.

Unholstering his wand with one hand, he picked up the mirror with the other. He studied his reflection in the mirror. He hated seeing his face this way, but was resigned to the fact that he might look this way for the rest of his life until someone found a cure to revert everyone back to their real selves again. Sander hoped that it was soon because he didn't relish going home and seeing the shock on his mother's face, when she realized her oldest son, now looked older than she did.

Shaking his head to dispel those thoughts from his mind, Sander concentrated on the task at hand. He squinted at his reflection and decided that the first thing that had to go was the crows feet around his eyes. He fingered the wrinkles and began to worry. Weren't they too close to his eyes? What if he missed the area entirely and zapped his eyes instead? Would they swell up and....?

'Stop that Sander. You will miss if you keep thinking like that,' Sander silently admonished himself. "It's time to concentrate!"

Sander took in a deep breath and slowly released it. 'Frontis Allevatus...Frontis Allevatus' he kept repeating the incantation to the spell over and over in his head. It was time.

Concentrating on what he intended the spell to do, Sander held up the mirror and watched as he swished his wand over the area where his crows-feet blossomed outwards from his eyes and said, "Frontis Allevatus"

...and watched as the wrinkly skin around his eyes began to stretch and smooth out. Sander ended the spell saying,"Finite" before holstering his wand. He reached up with his fingers and examined the area. The wrinkles were now gone.

Sander decided to leave the remainder of his face for others to work on. There were plenty of wrinkles to go around.