Gina Da Mutten

A hair and makeup atelier in Graubünden

Gina Da Mutten is a hair and makeup artist in Graubünden whose site describes a beauty atelier in Tamins where hair and makeup come "aus einer Hand", from a single source. The homepage title calls her a Hair and Make-up Artist and a Coiffeur, and the portfolio page describes her as a hairdresser, hairstylist and makeup artist in Graubünden. Bridal work has its own place in the menu (Hochzeit), the price page links to a set of wedding packages, and the team's job advertisement lists bridal and event styling among the stylists' everyday tasks. For a couple marrying in the Graubünden mountains who want the bride's hair and makeup done by one studio with a clear philosophy about products, this is a specific option rather than a generic salon.

The site is written in German, with the occasional English heading. The one line that sets out the whole business is in English on the offer page: "Organic colours and products all the way!" It is followed by the German statement «Wir arbeiten ausschliesslich mit natürlichen Farben und Produkten», meaning the salon works exclusively with natural colors and products.

The product philosophy

The offer page explains that philosophy at some length, and it is the clearest thing that sets this studio apart. Under the heading «Bewusst schön» (consciously beautiful), it says healthy, sustainable and animal-friendly products are at the center of the salon, and that it works with high-quality, nourishing ingredients that burden neither skin nor environment.

The salon's partners supply vegan, ammonia-free hair colors with certified organic ingredients such as aloe vera, coconut oil and chamomile. The salon itself describes these colors as ideal for sensitive people, pregnant clients and people with allergies, and says they are free of sulfates, parabens and plastics and entirely free of animal testing. Those are the business's own statements about its products; a bride with a known allergy should still ask for the exact products and test them well before the day.

The page closes with the salon's stance on trends: rather than fast trends, it sets store by conscious beauty, longevity and real quality, individually for each client at every visit. The same page frames the approach as respectful, appreciative and mindful toward the person, the hair and life.

Weddings and the price page

The price page, headed «Passion for Beauty!», explains how pricing works rather than listing figures in its text. The salon places great weight on individual consultation matched to the client's wishes, discussing together which colors and cuts are possible and what steps they would take, with the preservation of healthy hair structure always the priority. Prices are based on the time involved and the materials used. The page says the prices it shows are guide values and can vary with the extent of the treatment.

Two rules on that page matter for anyone booking from a distance. Cancellations less than 24 hours in advance, and appointments not kept, are charged in full. Payment is accepted in cash, by e-banking or by TWINT, the Swiss mobile payment app. The page then links to prices and booking and to a separate set of wedding packages. The contents and prices of those packages are not set out on the price page itself, so a couple should open the wedding packages link on the site or ask for the package details directly.

The menu also offers online booking, a page of beauty offers, courses and consultations, a questions and answers page, a glossary, an about page and a contact page. The homepage shows buttons for booking an appointment, the offer and contact.

The team and what clients say

The site speaks as "we", and the career page says that because of high demand the business is enlarging its team and looking for a qualified top stylist to work part-time. The tasks it lists for that role include consultation and hairstyling, bridal and event styling, cuts, colors, hair extensions and balayage, product advice, appointment management and social media. It asks for a completed apprenticeship as a hair and makeup artist with professional experience, and it promises products with natural ingredients from organic brands. Applications go to info@ginadamutten.com.

The portfolio page carries 3 client reviews dated December 2025 and January 2026. Zoe P. names both Gina and Fabienne as hair artists, describes years as a client, credits the organic products and the treatments with saving badly damaged hair, and singles out the salon's interior and the massage chair at the wash basin. Karin B. calls Gina a true hair artist with an eye for beauty who has cut and colored her hair for years. Franziska S. praises her cheerful, open manner. None of the 3 reviews is about a wedding, so they speak to salon work rather than bridal styling specifically. The homepage gallery includes a Germany's Next Topmodel (GNTM) magazine shoot credited to Gina Da Mutten as makeup artist.

What a couple from abroad should ask

The site leaves several practical points open:

• Whether bridal styling happens only in the Tamins atelier or whether the team travels to a hotel or venue, and at what cost. The site gives no travel terms.
• What each wedding package includes, whether a trial is part of it, and what it costs.
• How many people the team can style on one wedding morning, which matters with a large bridal party.
• Which languages the team works in. Apart from English headings and slogans, the site is in German.
• How far ahead a wedding date should be reserved.

The atelier's street address does not appear on the offer, price or portfolio pages, so couples should take it from the contact page before planning a trial appointment.

Who it suits

Gina Da Mutten suits a bride marrying in Graubünden who cares about what goes into her hair color and wants a studio that has built its whole practice on natural and organic products. The combination of hair and makeup from one atelier simplifies the wedding morning, and the stated attention to consultation and healthy hair suits a bride who plans color or treatment work in the months before the date.

The caveats are that the wedding offer is only named, not described, on the price page, that the site is German-language, and that it says nothing about working on location. A couple planning from abroad should ask for the wedding package details, the trial, travel to the venue and the working language in their first message, and should note the 24-hour cancellation rule before fixing appointment times.