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Bryan Johnson’s alien-like skincare hack is $19 on Amazon — Fans say it’s ‘wacky’ but works

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Salemann, M. (2026, September 16). Bryan Johnson’s alien-like skincare hack is $19 on Amazon — Fans say it’s ‘wacky’ but works. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/09/16/shopping/bryan-johnsons-alien-like-skincare-hack-is-19-on-amazon/

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Biohacker Bryan Johnson has shared a reusable sheet mask from the brand Experiment that costs $19 on Amazon. Despite its unusual appearance, the mask, which features squiggly ear loops for comfort, has received positive reviews. Experiment CEO Lisa Guerrera confirmed its authenticity and noted that it can be used with various serums. The product is part of Amazon’s October Prime Day deals starting October 6.

Written by AI on 2026-09-16, from this article's own text only (the story summary below draws on all the coverage).

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Bryan Johnson, a renowned biohacker known for his unusual and expensive routines, has recently shared a simpler skincare hack: a reusable sheet mask from Experiment, available on Amazon for less than $20. The item, called the Avant Guard mask, is made of durable silicone, designed to be reused and thereby reduce waste. Despite its alien-like appearance described as "wacky," it has garnered positive reviews for comfort and effectiveness. Lisa Guerrera, CEO of Experiment, confirmed Johnson's use of her brand's product on TikTok and highlighted the unique squiggly ear loops patented by her company to ensure a comfortable fit. Amazon deals for this mask are available ahead of Prime Day in October, which runs from October 6-7.

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Famed Biohacker Bryan Johnson is no stranger to some of the more unusual and expensive biohacking routines — but one of his simpler skincare hacks has just been revealed, and it costs less than $20. asserted

it → fame → 20

The viral mask is currently just $19 ahead of Amazon’s October Prime Day, which kicks off October 6 and runs through October 7 (though many deals are already live). asserted

deals → kick → October

And it’s earned plenty of rave customer reviews despite its somewhat alien-like, “wacky” look. asserted

it → earn → look

Experiment CEO Lisa Guerrera took to TikTok after Johnson posted a video outside his sauna holding the brand’s bright green mask. asserted

Johnson → take → mask

“So I don’t really know how to feel about this,” she said in the viral video. asserted

she → know → video

“But Bryan Johnson is using my brand’s product.” asserted

Johnson → use → product

Unlike one-and-done face masks, the Avant Guard mask features a durable, reusable silicone design meant to help cut down on waste. asserted

mask → do → waste

Guerrera said there was one key feature that helped her identify the mask. asserted

her → say → mask

“We have a patent on the squiggly ear loops. asserted

We → have → loops

It’s a very specific design to make it really comfortable to wear on the face,” Guerrera explained. asserted

Guerrera → ’ → face

On Amazon, many reviewers have also praised its comfortable fit. asserted

reviewers → praise → fit

One reviewer noted that it “fits a man’s face almost perfectly”— which might help explain why Bryan Johnson opted for it. uncertain

Johnson → note → it

“It’s a reusable face mask, in case you were wondering, and he is not necessarily using it in that regard. asserted

he → ’ → regard

He is using it to protect his skin in the sauna. asserted

He → use → sauna

You could totally do that,” she noted. uncertain

she → do → that

Guerrera also highlights that the mask can be used with any of your favorite serums. asserted

mask → highlight → serums

Experiment offers its own serum, which Guerrera described as very saturated. asserted

Guerrera → offer → which

The hydrating formula is made with a 30% glycerin and polyglutamic acid base. asserted

formula → hydrate → base

It’s available for $28 on Amazon. asserted

It → ’ → Amazon

“This is cool but insane at the exact same time,” she added. asserted

she → add → time

“But yeah, if you want to steal his look…” asserted

you → want → look

Bryan Johnson’s alien-like skincare hack is $19 on Amazon — Fans say it’s ‘wacky’ but works

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