Which sugar paste should I choose?
Your ideal paste depends on your technique, treatment area and room temperature. Our six consistencies let you choose the balance of glide and control that works best for you.
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- Seven-botanical complex
- Esthetician-developed
- Rich nourishment
- Layers with everything
- No synthetic fragrance
What it does
A moisturizer that does it all in one bottle.
This was the first moisturizer Tami ever formulated, and it was built to be simple — nourishing enough to carry a routine on its own, and easy enough to layer that it never competes with the serums and oils around it.
Beta-glucan and a marine-derived ferment support comfort and resilience; mango seed butter and the seven-botanical complex do the softening. It is the cream for skin that wants to be looked after rather than corrected.
What you’ll notice
- Skin feels cushioned rather than coated
- Lasting comfort, not just a first-hour softness
- A soft, luminous finish
- Nothing pills over or under it
- A scent worth slowing down for
The formula
Built to be simple.
The brief Tami set herself was restraint: nourishing, uncomplicated, and easy to layer with treatment serums and face oils without any of them getting in each other’s way.
Beta-Glucan
Supports hydration, skin comfort and barrier resilience — a quiet ingredient that does a great deal of the work here.
Pseudoalteromonas Ferment Extract
A marine-derived ferment that supports a smoother, more resilient-looking complexion over time.
Mango Seed Butter
Rich in fatty acids that soften, nourish and help reduce moisture loss. It is where the cushion comes from.
Seven-Botanical Complex
Nettle, calendula, gotu kola, horsetail, red clover, lemon balm and rose, selected to comfort and condition stressed skin.
How to use
Over everything else.
Massage 1–2 pumps over serum onto face and neck. Use morning and / or evening according to the skin’s needs, and layer a face oil over the top when you want additional nourishment.
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Step oneOver your serum
Massage 1–2 pumps over face and neck, after whatever treatment step you are using.
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Step twoMorning, evening, or both
Use it according to what the skin is asking for that day rather than to a fixed schedule.
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When you want moreAdd an oil
Layer a face oil over the top when skin wants extra nourishment. It was designed to take one.
Founder note
A note from Tami
“Mama Pacha was the first moisturizer I ever formulated, so I wanted to keep it simple, nourishing and incredibly easy to use.
I designed it to layer beautifully with treatment serums and face oils, giving the skin lasting comfort without competing with the rest of the routine.”
Tami Blake
Founder, Formulator + Licensed Esthetician
Questions
Good to know
How is this different from Balanced Being?
Mama Pacha is about comfort and richness — the cream for skin that is dry and wants looking after. Balanced Being is a barrier cream built around ceramides for skin that is reactive, over-treated or struggling to hold moisture.
Is it too rich for daytime?
Not for most skin. Use a thinner layer in the morning; it sits under makeup and SPF without trouble.
Can I use a face oil over it?
Yes, and it was designed for exactly that. Nature + Nurture over the top is a lovely finish on dry days.
Will it pill under makeup?
It was formulated to layer, so it should not. Give it a minute to settle before makeup goes on.
Where does the scent come from?
Under 0.5% essential oils — bergamot, vanilla and jasmine. There is no synthetic fragrance.
Can I use it after a professional treatment?
Yes. It is a good finishing cream to replenish comfort and seal in hydration. Always follow your provider’s post-treatment advice.
Complete the ritual
A routine built around comfort.