Two girls, one new country.
Kee came to the Philippines as a child. Her family hadn't planned the move, and the first years were hard. She grew up without anyone to explain the things nobody explains: her first period, what it meant, what to expect. She didn't have many friends to ask.
The friend who was always there.
PER was the one friend who came over and stayed. When her own first period arrived without warning, and there was no one at home to ask, the two of them were scared together. Kee's mother, who spoke little English, sat down with PER and showed her what she knew. After that, the two girls found out the rest side by side.
Quality they could trust.
Kee had grown up in Korea and used Korean pads without thinking about it. Her friends tried them and liked them too. They were thin, comfortable, and easy to trust.
Then they grew up.
Years later, with work and a few more years of life behind them, Kee and PER wanted to hand that same easy confidence to the girls and women around them, especially the younger ones who are just starting out. Their story is the spirit behind KEEPER.