This post was originally shared in our email newsletter on March 22, 2024.
Earlier this month, we asked Keapers to share a photo that captures the mood of their favorite Keap scent. As always, our community did not disappoint. The submissions made us smile, giggle, made us go “aw” and left us in awe. Here they are!
Some folks shared images of beautiful landscapes, some of their home, and some got really original.
Our jury had a challenging time narrowing submissions down to our semi-finalists. Some folks were very eager and shared multiple submissions (beyond the one-per-person limit)! While we need to abide by the terms we set, we also appreciated the enthusiasm and included some of those extras below this email.And for those of you who shared a submission and didn’t make it to the finals, we appreciate you! Your photo will make it onto the site in the coming weeks, and we’ll be in touch shortly about your $10 credit.
But for now, we need everyone’s help to pick one finalist per scent!
Finalists will be eligible for a candle in their favorite scent, a donation to their nonprofit of choice, and most importantly the bragging rights that go with being the official 2024 Mooderologist for their favorite Keap scent. 😆
Voting closes on Sunday, March 31 at 11.59pm EST. Let your voice be heard!
Moodily yours,
— Harry from Keap, Steward-Owner
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