Meet the Mama
Welcome to Pacha Mamas, where every jar, oil, and infusion is a tribute to the healing wisdom of the Earth and the power of simplicity. Born from the sacred lands of Peru and deeply connected to my heritage,Pacha Mama means “Mother Earth” in Quechua, a name that speaks to the soul of this journey.
Nourishing the Skin. Honoring the Earth. Returning to Our Roots.
My story begins in Peru, where I spent many years immersed in a culture where the connection to the Earth is not a concept, but a way of life. It was there I learned to see the mountains, the soil, and the plants as living, breathing relatives. My Peruvian roots taught me a deep reverence and gratitude for the simple, potent gifts that grow from the ground.
That deep-seated appreciation took on a new urgency when I became a mother.
Holding my daughter, I felt a fierce, protective instinct to shield her from the harmful ingredients hidden in so many of the products we trust. Our home underwent a transformation. I began clearing out the toxicants, reading every label, and searching for pure, simple alternatives for my daughter’s delicate skin and my own.
What began as a mother’s mission to create safe remedies for my family soon blossomed into a passionate study of herbalism. I found myself returning to the lessons of my roots, crafting products with simple, potent plants.
This is my purpose. Welcome home.
With love and gratitude,
Taryn
Pacha Mamas is my offering a way to share the knowledge, the gratitude, and the profound simplicity of returning to our roots. Each product is handcrafted with intention, using five ingredients or less, as a sacred tool to help you reconnect with your body and the loving embrace of Mother Earth.
This is skincare rooted in tradition, shaped by motherhood, and led by the land.
We believe less is more. Nature gives us all we need.
From my heart, and my daughter’s, to your skin, thank you for being here, and for walking this path of reconnection with us.
Pacha Mamas is more than skincare — it’s a return to what truly matters.