I am looking for a skin cream called "argulene" or something like
that....it is supposed to be like a topical botox without injection...

Hello.

I believe that you're looking for ARGIRELINE.

See:
"ARGIRELINE reduces the depth of the wrinkles in the face caused by
the contraction of the muscles of facial expression, especially in the
front and around the eyes."
source: bellaskintox.com
http://www.bellaskintox.com/argireline.htm

 "ARGIRELINE has been added, which acts like a topical Botox, relaxing
muscles," reducing the appearance of deep wrinkles without toxicity."
Source: aceskin.com
http://www.aceskin.com/products/medical.htm

strategy: like "topical botox"

I hope this helps.

Actually, there are serums that use Argireline and these serums have
been very effective.  I should know...I am a devoted user.  I have
tried several of the serums and one that works best for me is Bioque
Serum XL.  It has 20% Argireline whereas the others have anywhere from
5% to 10%.  The greater amount of Argireline sure does make a big
difference.  I get Serum XL from www.bioque.com in the United States.

Argeriline is the trade name for Acetyl Hexapeptide 3. The published
study results used a formula with a 10% concentration. The higher
concentrations did not yield different results from the 10%. There are
many products that use acetyl hexapeptide 3. You can check out
www.CellularSkinRx.com, www.Serutox.com, www.Avotox.com,
www.firmataux. com, and as previously mentioned, the www.bioque.com
site. Personally, I like the Relax-a-Line product. I prefer a serum
consistency to a cream base though.

I have done a lot of research on the various products that contain
Argireline.  If you closely examine the ingredients lists you can
pretty much determine who is short-changing you when they are
promoting their product as an Argireline-based product.  As far as I
can tell, Bioque's Serum XL, the pioneer in the use of Argireline
(they were the first to release a product with it according to
internet history page research), still has the highest percent of this
active ingredient.  It is now 20% of the total volume of the product. 
Most of Serum XL's copycat competitors only use between 5 and 10
percent of this expensive effective ingredient.  Their excuse is that
more is not better.  If you follow their reasoning then none at all
would be the best.  What nonsense!  I have used Bioque Serum XL for
almost four years now and I cannot imagine being without it in my
daily routine.  My skin looks so much better than it did four years
ago and I am convinced that the Bioque scientists have figured out a
way to turn back the clock on your facial skin.  I always buy directly
from Bioque itself and they are very helpful if you call them.  The
product can be ordered online at www.bioque.com.