Everything you need to know
before closing your eyes.

22 momme mulberry silk.

About 95 g/m², on both faces of the mask. It comes from an OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certified producer, whose textiles are tested for more than 1,000 harmful substances.

A weave, not a material.

A "satin" mask is almost always polyester. It is smooth too, but it absorbs almost no moisture: less than 1% of its weight, against up to about 11% for silk. Heat and perspiration stay against the skin. Mulberry silk is a natural protein fibre. The difference isn't visible. You feel it on the first night.

A protein against skin.

Its protein structure is close to human skin. A smooth surface that glides instead of catching. No synthetic chemicals. The eye contour is the thinnest skin on your face — exactly where silk makes sense.

Friction is what breaks hair.

It breaks hair, creates frizz, damages lengths. Mulberry silk is smooth: it glides over hair instead of catching it. On the mask, it is mostly the silk-covered strap that touches your hair.

Sufficient darkness, not absolute black.

The kind of darkness the brain reads as total: that is when the sleep mechanism kicks in. The Noctya mask creates that condition: gentle, stable darkness, no pressure on the eyelids. Put it on. Your body does the rest.

A strap that disappears.

The flat strap on the Noctya doesn't buckle, doesn't pinch, doesn't leave marks in the morning. It fits most adult faces — on your back, on your side, in motion. Its job is to disappear. When you stop thinking about the mask, you're asleep.

One size, by design.

The mask covers the eye area comfortably without creating pressure. The flat elastic strap fits the vast majority of adult head sizes, men or women, side or back sleepers. If in doubt: returns are open for 14 days after receipt, unworn item.

The night, away from home.

Plane, train, hotel: the Noctya mask is designed for those nights as much as for nights at home. The compact pouch keeps it clean at the bottom of a bag. For sleeping on planes: stable darkness, no rigid buckle against the headrest, thermoregulating silk at 35,000 feet.

The night as a foundation.

Not an endured pause — a decision. Maison Noctya exists for people who have chosen to treat their sleep with the same intention as the rest of their life. The night isn't a pause — it's a foundation.

Cold water, laid flat, never in a machine.

Mild detergent, away from direct sunlight, do not wring. It's not demanding — it's respect for a material that lasts when you give it the conditions to last.

Sebum wears more than washing.

Wash it often, guilt-free. Cold water, a little more mild soap on the area that touches your skin, let it soak three to five minutes, then press it in a towel without rubbing or wringing. Dry flat. Between washes, let it air out instead of putting it away right away. One useful detail: as it dries, sweat turns alkaline, and combined with the aluminium in antiperspirants it weakens the fibre over time. That is where yellow marks come from. After a very warm night, a quick cool-water rinse the same day keeps it from setting in.

A residue, not the fibre.

Silk that comes out of a wash stiff or dull is almost always coated in residue: leftover detergent or hard-water minerals. Give it a cool-water bath with white vinegar, about a quarter cup per gallon, swirl gently for 5 minutes, then rinse. Follow with a soak in cool water and a little mild hair conditioner, 10 to 20 minutes, then rinse very thoroughly: under-rinsed, it stiffens silk instead of softening it. The vinegar smell disappears as it dries. If the fibre itself has been abraded by hard spinning, though, that damage cannot be undone.

Dab, never rub. The rest depends on the stain.

For grease, don't wet it first: sprinkle talcum powder or cornstarch over the stain, leave it for several hours, overnight if it has set, then brush it off gently. The powder draws the oil out of the fibre. For blood, cold water only, never warm: heat sets it permanently. For anything else, a damp cloth with a few drops of mild soap, then a cold rinse and flat drying. One exception: acne treatments containing benzoyl peroxide are bleaching agents, and the pale mark they leave on dyed silk is permanent.

Enzyme-free, pH neutral. Read the label, not the marketing.

The protease enzymes found in most regular detergents are designed to break down proteins, and silk is one. Also avoid oxygen-based stain removers (percarbonate) and, of course, bleach. A wool-and-silk wash works well, and a mild sulphate-free shampoo is a fine backup, as long as you rinse generously. If you machine-wash other silk pieces, a final cool rinse with a splash of white vinegar neutralises any residue.

The first gesture of the evening.

A mask in its signature pouch is a ritual. The Noctya pouch isn't packaging. It's the first gesture of the evening, and the last of the morning. Designed for storage and travel, in 19 momme mulberry silk, it's part of the experience.

The case, with nothing to add.

Every Noctya order arrives ready to be given. No tape, no last-minute wrapping paper. The mask, the pouch, the box — ready. For a personalised touch, message, date, or dedication: contact@maison-noctya.com

Tracked, fourteen days, no friction.

Delivery: ships within 24 h. France 2–3 business days, free. European Union 4–8 business days, €14.99. United States 5–12 business days, €35.19 shown in dollars at checkout; import duties may be charged on delivery. Tracking number sent by email at dispatch.

Returns: 14 days after receipt, unworn item in original packaging, return shipping paid by the customer unless the item is faulty. Write to contact@maison-noctya.com, reply within 24h.

Issue: A photo within 48h is enough. We resolve without friction or delay.

The habit, not the price.

Every Noctya order includes an evening ritual card — not a brochure, a five-step protocol. The mask alone isn't enough: it needs a reason to be there, every night, at the same time. The card creates that.