free AU shipping on 2+ bottles · made in australia · 30-night guarantee
free AU shipping on 2+ bottles
wake up looking like you got eight hours. (you got five.)
tsuki is a rich, unscented overnight cream in an airless pump. two pumps. lights out. by morning your skin looks softer and more rested, and it works out at under a dollar a night.
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about that night cream you’re rationing
your night routine is probably eleven steps on a sunday and nothing at all on a tuesday. and if there’s a fancy night cream in the bathroom, you’re rationing it, a tiny dab at a time, like it’s perfume.
the trouble is that skin loses water every night, more so in aircon or heating, so a dab on a sunday doesn’t get you far. what helps is a proper layer every night, which is hard to keep up with a cream you’re saving for best.
tsuki is made to be used every night, and priced for it. night creams at the big beauty counters run from $75 to over $400; tsuki is $49 for 50 mL, and a bottle lasts about two months of nights.
what you wake up to
how to use it
wash your face
use whatever cleanser you already have. slightly damp skin is ideal; dry is fine.
two pumps, pressed in
warm it between your fingertips and press it over your face and neck, keeping clear of your eyes. it feels rich without being greasy.
lights out
that’s the routine. the cream stays on while you sleep, and tomorrow night you do it again.
what’s in the cream
here’s what the main ingredients do for your skin overnight.
it draws water into the top layer of skin and holds it there all night, which helps skin look plumper by morning.
shea butter, sunflower, coconut and jojoba oil give the cream its richness and help hold moisture in overnight, so dry skin stays comfortable until morning.
it’s the same vitamin you’ve probably seen in serums, and here it helps skin look smoother and feel less dry.
it helps skin feel soft and comfortable overnight.
hyaluronic acid, marine collagen, vitamin E, aloe and cucumber extract.
it has no added fragrance, essential oils, parabens, retinol or exfoliating acids, so you don’t have to build up to using it every night the way you would with a retinol.
the full ingredients list is at the bottom of the page.
why it’s called tsuki
tsuki (月) is japanese for moon, which suited a cream you only use at night. the cream itself is made in australia.
a bottle lasts about two months, or roughly two full moons, and three bottles get you through half a year of nights. by the end of the first bottle, you’ll probably put it on without thinking about it.
two pumps. lights out.
tsuki is for people who want to wake up looking rested without a routine to keep up. if skincare is your hobby, you’ll want more steps than this. if you’d rather do one thing before bed, start with the duo.
tsuki next to a department-store cream
| tsuki | a department-store night cream | |
|---|---|---|
| price | $49 for 50 mL | $75 to $405, mostly for 50 mL |
| lasts | about two months, used every night | depends on the size and how much you use |
| per night | under $1 on bundles | about $1 to $3, if you used it nightly |
| packaging | airless pump | usually a jar |
| fragrance | none added | usually some |
| made in | australia | usually overseas |
| don’t love it? | 30-night guarantee, keep the bottle | the store’s returns policy |
pick your bundle
shipping is $9.95 on one bottle and free on two or more, which means every bottle after the first costs about $30, postage included.
it’s $49 plus $9.95 shipping, so $58.95 to your door. a second bottle only adds about $30, and then shipping is free.
it ships free, so it costs about $30 more than a single bottle delivered, and you get two: one for your bedside, and one for the person who swears they never use your skincare.
it ships free too, and it’s $28 less than three bottles at $49, which works out at the lowest price per bottle we offer.
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the 30-night guarantee
give it 30 nights. if you don’t like it, reply to your order email and we’ll refund the bottle you opened. you keep the bottle, and you don’t have to explain why.
if you bought a bundle, send back any bottles you haven’t opened and we’ll refund those too.
30 nights is long enough to know whether it suits your skin. the fine print is short and in plain english, and you can read it here.
asked and answered
what will I actually notice?
on the first morning, your skin should feel soft and look plumper and dewier. after a week, expect less tightness after a shower and makeup that goes on more smoothly. after a month, skin should look smoother and more rested, as long as you’ve been using it every night. if you miss a night, just pick it up again the next one.
will it suit my skin?
it’s a rich cream, made for normal, dry and dehydrated skin, and for anyone whose face feels tight after a shower. if you have combination skin, use it where you get dry. if you’re very oily or breakout-prone, try it along your jaw for a few nights first, because it has shea butter and coconut oil, which some breakout-prone skin doesn’t like. if it doesn’t suit you, the 30-night guarantee covers it.
I have sensitive skin. is it okay?
it has no added fragrance, essential oils, retinol or exfoliating acids, all of which commonly irritate sensitive skin. skin can still react to anything, though, so patch test first by putting a little on your inner arm for two nights. if you get any redness or itching, stop using it and email us.
how long does a bottle last?
about two months, at two pumps a night. the airless pump gets nearly all of the cream out, so you aren’t left scraping the bottom of a jar.
why $49, when most department-store night creams cost over $100?
a lot of that money pays for the counter, the shopping-centre rent, the heavy glass jar, the famous face in the ad and everyone’s margin along the way. tsuki is made in australia and sold straight to you in an airless bottle, so you’re not paying for the counter or the middlemen.
do I need anything else with it?
no. wash your face, press in two pumps, and your night routine is done. it’s rich enough to be the only thing you put on before bed.
how long does shipping take?
shipping is $9.95 flat anywhere in australia, and free on 2+ bottles. orders leave within 2 business days by australia post; metro orders usually arrive in 2 to 5 business days, regional in 3 to 8. you’ll get a tracking email as soon as yours ships.
can I use it with my retinol or serums?
yes. put it on last, as your moisturiser: serum or retinol first, wait a minute, then two pumps of tsuki on top. there’s no retinol or exfoliating acid in tsuki, so it won’t double up on anything you already use.
can I use it while pregnant or breastfeeding?
there’s no retinol or exfoliating acid in it, but ask your GP or midwife before you put anything new on your skin while pregnant or breastfeeding. the full ingredients list is in the footer, so you can show them exactly what’s in it.
is it vegan?
it’s free of parabens, added fragrance and essential oils, but it isn’t vegan, because it contains marine collagen.
is tsuki japanese?
just the name, which is japanese for moon (月). the cream is made in australia.
what if my skin doesn’t like it?
stop using it straight away; it isn’t worth pushing through irritation. then email us, and we’ll refund you under the 30-night guarantee.
Water, Glycerin, Cetearyl Alcohol, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil, Dimethicone, Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter, Stearic Acid, Ceteareth-20, Niacinamide, Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil, Carbomer, Phenoxyethanol, Panthenol, Tocopherol, Ethylhexylglycerin, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice Powder, Cucumis Sativus (Cucumber) Fruit Extract, Marine Collagen, Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil, Sodium Hyaluronate.