All soaps are produced using the cold process method, which preserves the properties of the botanical oils.
The workshop uses regional ingredients like goat milk, honey, and local meadow herbs.
The facility is situated in a reconstructed historic building that retains traditional Czech rural architectural elements.
Production avoids the use of palm oil, focusing instead on sustainable regional alternatives.
The garden surrounding the workshop serves as both a botanical display and a raw material source for essential oils and extracts.
Mýdlárna Rubens is a traditional artisanal soap workshop located in the village of Růžová within the Bohemian Switzerland National Park area. The facility operates on a small-scale production model, utilizing plant-based oils and natural ingredients sourced from the surrounding region. Visitors can observe the manual soap-making process, including cutting and stamping the bars by hand. The property features an on-site garden containing various herbs used in the manufacturing of their product lines. The workshop functions as both a production site and a retail space for local cosmetic goods.
The herb garden during the peak blooming season with the historic workshop building in the background.
Check the official website for seasonal workshop availability before visiting to ensure a guide is present.
Combine your visit with a hike in the nearby Bohemian Switzerland National Park.
Take time to walk through the herb garden, as it contains varieties specifically selected for their aromatic and skincare properties.
Do not assume the workshop is open for tours without checking the daily operational status, as it remains a private working facility.
Operating days may vary significantly by season; check the website for weekend or holiday closures.
