Will two typos in my email to admissions ruin my chances?

[smoothiequeen100]

I know this is probably (/definitely) a stupid question, but I recently sent a hurried email to admissions due to something changing in my application and didn't realise I had two typos at the very end of the message. I don't have any typos in my actual application but I feel dumb for not being more attentive. If competition was tough could something like this sway the admissions committee? Ugh, grad app anxiety will be the end of me

[Bernt]

As long as the typos weren't egregious I think you're fine. You will be judged almost solely (99.9%) on your application content, not the emails you send to admissions.

[RyanS]

Did it go to the admissions committee or an admissions counselor? Either way I wouldn't sweat it. That's not going to make or break you. Now if the typo made a funny word or phrase it might help you by making your application stand out!

[The Maritime Scholar]

I really wouldn't worry about it. They're looking at your application. Not the emails you send.