free AU shipping over $59 · made in japan · 30 nights per pouch

free AU shipping over $59

girl in bed wearing a tsuki sheet mask, holding the indigo pouch
japanese retinol sheet masks

a mask for every night of the moon.

30 japanese-made retinol sheet masks. ten minutes a night, before bed. a month later your skin looks brighter, smoother and properly rested. $1.13 a night.

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made in japan · free AU shipping over $59 · 30-night happiness guarantee

about that mask you’re “saving”

be honest: there’s a $15 sheet mask in your bathroom drawer right now. bought months ago. saved for a “special occasion,” like it’s champagne and not, you know, a wet sheet.

skin doesn’t do occasions. it does routines. one mask the night before an event is a nice gesture. one mask every night for a month is a different face in the mirror.

in japan, nobody saves sheet masks. they sit on pharmacy shelves in big multipacks, next to the toothpaste, priced like a daily thing. because they are one. women there have masked nightly for decades. it’s not self-care theatre. it’s just what you do before bed.

tsuki is that habit, shipped south. 30 retinol masks in one resealable pouch for $34. that’s $1.13 a night. the cheapest line in your whole routine, doing the most.

for reference: the fancy singles at Mecca and Sephora run $8 to $15 each. a month of those costs more than $240. a month of tsuki is $34. same habit. saner maths.

a lone luxury sheet mask in a drawer beside the tsuki pouch
one is decor. one is a habit.

what 30 nights gets you

look like you sleep.
brighter, rested-looking skin without the eight hours. people will say “you look so fresh.” you will say nothing, and glow smugly.
the front camera stops being a jump scare.
smooths the look of fine lines and texture, so the unfiltered group-chat selfie is just a selfie you post.
ten minutes of officially unavailable.
mask on means you’re busy. no dishes, no “quick question.” the ritual is the boundary.
$1.13 a night.
a month of glow for less than two espresso martinis. the bargain lives in the maths, not in a sale banner.
zero decisions.
no jars, no droppers, no 12-step routine you’ll abandon by thursday. peel, wear, pat, sleep. the habit basically runs itself.
a streak you’ll actually keep.
30 masks, 30 nights, the moon keeping score. somewhere around night 12 you stop doing skincare and start being the girl with the ritual.

the whole routine, honestly

hands lifting one mask from the indigo pouch
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tear, pull, unfold

the pouch lives on your bedside table and reseals after every mask, so the other 29 stay drenched. pull one out. each mask carries its share of 360mL of essence, which is a polite way of saying it drips.

girl lying on her bed wearing the mask, phone face-down
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wear it for ten minutes

lie back. mask on. set a timer or trust the vibe. scroll, journal, stare at the ceiling. this is the one step of any routine that does itself.

fingertips pressing essence into a cheekbone
3

peel, pat, sleep

peel it off and pat the leftover essence in. don’t rinse, that’s the good stuff. lights out. tomorrow night, repeat. the moon keeps count so you don’t have to.

what’s in the essence

360mL per pouch, for the record. here’s the label in plain english.

hydrogenated retinol.

retinol’s gentler, more stable form, buffered and dosed for nightly cosmetic use. it works on the look of fine lines and uneven texture while staying polite about it.

yeast extract.

the fermented staple japanese skincare has trusted for decades. helps skin look plump, dewy and like you drink water on purpose.

marine elastin.

sourced from the sea, loved for the finish: skin that feels springy and looks bouncy when you poke your cheek. (you’ll poke your cheek.)

the full ingredients list lives on the pouch and in the site footer. nothing in it is a secret.

macro of a mask mid-unfold, essence catching the light
360mL of essence across 30 masks. drenched is the technical term.

enter your tsuki era

tsuki (月) is japanese for moon.

a lunar cycle runs about 29.5 days. your pouch holds 30 masks. that isn’t a coincidence, it’s the entire concept. one mask for every night of the moon.

new moon, full moon, forgot-what-day-it-is moon: you show up for ten minutes anyway. mask on. phone face-down, or doomscroll through the eye holes. we’re not the police. for ten minutes you’re mid-ritual. unreachable. basically lunar.

and when the moon finishes its lap and starts again, your skin looks like it spent a month being looked after. because it did.

“in my tsuki era” is a caption. it’s yours now.

mask on in a dim fairy-light bedroom, moon out the window
night 17 of 30. the moon’s seen every one.
a quick honesty break.

if ten minutes a night sounds like a chore you’ll skip, don’t buy this. genuinely. tsuki only works as a habit, and we’d rather you keep your $34 than own a pouch of guilt. but if a nightly ritual sounds like the version of you you’ve been meaning to become, keep scrolling. the bundles are right there.

don’t take our word for it. take japan’s.

nightly sheet masking isn’t a trend we invented. it’s a habit japanese women have kept for decades. multipacks on pharmacy shelves, one mask a night, about as remarkable as brushing your teeth. we put it in a prettier pouch and shipped it south. the habit has the track record. we’re just the courier.

as for tsuki reviews: we’re new here, and we don’t do fake ones.

verified reviews land here soon
verified reviews land here soon
verified reviews land here soon

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one decision, then the routine runs itself. postage maths included, because you were going to do it anyway.

new moon · 1 pouch
$34
30 masks · 30 nights · $1.13 a night

the toe-dip. a perfectly good place to start.

plus $9.95 shipping. worth knowing: $59 is the free-shipping line, and the duo sits exactly on it.

supermoon · 3 pouches
$79
90 masks · 90 nights · $0.88 a night

ships free. three lunar cycles at the best per-night price we do. commit to the bit.

start tonight

free AU shipping over $59 · 30-night happiness guarantee · made in japan

a note on stock, honestly: tsuki comes over from japan in small shipments. when a batch runs out, it’s gone until the next boat. no countdown timers, no “3 left!” theatrics. if the button works, we have stock.

the 30-night happiness guarantee

do your 30 nights, or however many you manage. if you reach the bottom of the pouch and don’t love what the mirror’s doing, reply to your order email and tell us. we’ll refund the pouch. no return postage, no photo evidence, no “have you tried turning your face off and on again.” one email. sorted.

we can afford this promise because of the maths from earlier: when the habit costs $1.13 a night, keeping our word is cheap.

asked and answered

isn’t retinol harsh? my skin is sensitive. ours is hydrogenated retinol, a gentler, stabilised form, buffered into the essence and dosed for nightly cosmetic use.

ours is hydrogenated retinol, a gentler, stabilised form, buffered into the essence and dosed for nightly cosmetic use. it sits at the mild end of the retinol family. if your skin is reactive: patch test on your inner arm first, start every second night, and build up. and if your skin still says no, the guarantee has you.

can I use it while pregnant or breastfeeding? retinol during pregnancy or breastfeeding is a conversation for your GP, not a skincare brand.

retinol during pregnancy or breastfeeding is a conversation for your GP, not a skincare brand. check with them first. we’ll be here after.

will one pouch really last 30 nights? there are exactly 30 masks in there, so yes, if it’s only you.

there are exactly 30 masks in there, so yes, if it’s only you. the pouch reseals so the remaining masks stay drenched to the last one. the maths only breaks when a flatmate discovers it. (this is the actual reason the duo exists.)

how long does shipping take? $9.95 flat anywhere in australia, free over $59.

$9.95 flat anywhere in australia, free over $59. tracking hits your inbox the moment it ships.

is it really made in japan? yes. made and packed in japan, then shipped to us in small batches.

yes. made and packed in japan, then shipped to us in small batches. flip the pouch over: it says so on the label.

how is it $34 when single masks cost $15? flip the question: why are singles $15? you’re paying for one-mask packaging, retail margin and shopping-centre rent.

flip the question: why are singles $15? you’re paying for one-mask packaging, retail margin and shopping-centre rent. in japan, multipacks at pharmacy prices are simply how masks are sold. we buy the japanese way. one pouch, 30 masks, a fraction of the packaging, shipped straight to you. no counter, no middlemen. the maths does the rest.

what will I actually see? night one: skin looks drenched, calm and plump.

night one: skin looks drenched, calm and plump. sheet masks are famously good at that part. the real show is cumulative. across 30 nights, skin looks brighter, smoother and more even, like you’ve been sleeping properly and hydrating on purpose. tsuki is a cosmetic. it changes how skin looks and feels, and it does that best when you’re consistent. miss a night? pick it back up. the moon doesn’t judge.

what if my skin doesn’t like it? stop using it. no glow is worth pushing through irritation.

stop using it. no glow is worth pushing through irritation. then email us: the 30-night guarantee covers you, refund included, no interrogation. skin is personal. no hard feelings.