I couldn’t live without these anymore! I became familiar with KEVEE drinks while visiting my home country Finland and nowadays I order my drinks ...

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I had often heard people talking of the importance of electrolyte drinks. However, I thought I didn’t need them because I don’t play sports reg...

The skin contains approximately 30% water, which contributes to plumpness, elasticity, and resiliency. The overlapping cellular structure of the stratum corneum and lipid content of the skin serves as “waterproofing” for the body Water intake, particularly in individuals with low initial water intake, can improve skin thickness and density, offsets transepidermal water loss, and can improve the look and feel of the skin.

3-x more electrolytes and up to 75% less sugar than leading sports drinks. Just by being thirsty, you are already dehydrated which can result in a loss of up to 25% in physical performance.

We know that alcohol dehydrates, and we know that our drink rehydrates. KEVEE can help relieve dehydration associated with late nights. Our drink is not a hangover cure, but KEVEE contain the right balance of electrolytes to provide you with the hydration you need during or after a few drinks.

All too often, travelling by plane can leave you feeling exhausted and dried out by the time you arrive at your destination. That is a result of onboard dehydration. Typical symptoms: swelling, headache, dry skin, dry eyes, dizziness etc. Drink KEVEE during your flight and be at your very best at the destination. And the added bonus is the fact that more absorption means less need for a toilet visits.

Hot conditions can lead to an increase in your body’s core temperature. This usually results in a higher sweat rate, leading to the loss of both fluid and electrolytes. Enjoy KEVEE while having fun day in the sun. An Ideal drink to enjoy when bathing in a hot tube or a sauna.

Dehydration is the number one cause of daytime fatigue. We all start our mornings dehydrated. While asleep we can lose over 1 litre of water-weight through respiration and sweating.

The most common causes of dehydration at work are: physical work, hot working conditions, air conditioning and caffeinated beverages.