GIVEAWAY APIK-APIK LOH!!

Yeah, setelah beberapa saat lalu aku mengumumkan pembukaan online shop, sekarang aku siap mengadakan giveaway! (artikel tentang online shop, bisa dibaca di sini!)
Giveaway ini akan diadakan mulai hari ini hingga tanggal 27 Juli 2016. Pengumuman pemenang akan diumumkan tanggal 28 Juli 2016 di akun Instagram @ApikApikLoh.

Instagram Apik-Apik Loh bisa dilihat di sini! :)

Pemenang terpilih akan dihubungi via Instagram direct message. Kita akan memilih 10 pemenang, lho!
Pemenang dipilih secara acak dan keputusan pihak Apik-Apik Loh tidak dapat diganggu gugat :)

HADIAHNYA?

Personalized greeting photo seharga lebih dari 55k! (Kamu bisa request isi pesan yang tertulis di kertas, serta memilih satu dari lima background foto yang tersedia di Instagram feeds kita!)

HOW TO ENTER?

Wajib follow akun Instagram @ApikApikLoh

Post foto di atas ke Instagram pribadi kamu (NO FAKE ACCOUNT ya)

Tambahkan #AALgiveaway di caption foto

Mention @ApikApikLoh di caption foto

Tag foto ke 10 teman kamu!

TERMS & CONDITIONS:

Only one entry per account

Your account must be PUBLIC on 26 and 27 July 2016 karena admin akan cek satu-satu (kalo di private, admin nggak bisa cek, dong :'()

NOTE:

Giveaway ends on Wednesday, 27 July 2016

The winners will be announced on 28 July 2016

Thank you so much for all your support! Good luck!

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