A little redness beside the nose can be surprisingly persistent, even after foundation. That is where The Saem’s Triple Pot Concealer becomes interesting: you get a green corrector, a peach corrector, and a beige concealer together in one compact.
For the lighter palette, choose 03 Correct Up Beige; for the deeper of these two, choose 01 Correct Beige. The most useful deciding factor is the beige pan’s match with your skin. The smaller number does not mean a lighter shade here.
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Make sure it is the regular Triple Pot
This guide covers Cover Perfection Triple Pot Concealer, regular version, in 01 and 03. Triple Pot Glow is a separate product, so its finish and reviews do not tell you how this one behaves.
The regular Korean listing showed 4.5g × 3 and a ₩12,000 price when checked October 2, 2026. Among its 01–07 palettes, 01 and 03 were the two with a green pan. The full option name is more helpful than buying anything labelled “Triple Pot.”
01 versus 03: the colors are different depths
01 Correct Beige combines Clear Beige, Green, and Peach. The brand places it around Korean base shades 21–23. 03 Correct Up Beige combines Light Beige, Light Green, and Light Peach, with a brand guide of 13–21.
These pan names also appear in the separate Tip Concealer range, so use the palette’s own guide: 03 for 13–21 and 01 for 21–23.
The green has the same basic job in both palettes: helping balance visible redness. You are choosing the depth of the whole combination, rather than a different kind of redness correction.
Shade 21 sits in both suggested ranges, so it is where the number becomes least useful. Compare the beige pan with a base you already know suits you. If 01 is too pale, moving to the lighter 03 will not solve the mismatch; a different shade range is the better purchase.
A buyer in a September 2024 discussion found 01 lighter than expected, and another reader wondered whether the photograph showed 03. For a shade-21 wearer between the two palettes, the beige swatch beside a familiar foundation is the more useful comparison.
What that green pan can do for you
Green is useful when a red tone keeps showing through skin-colored coverage. A small amount on the red area, followed by a matching beige where needed, gives the palette a clear purpose. Peach is for a different concern: the brand positions it for bluish, dark-looking under-eye tones.
Think color correction, rather than a way to fill a hollow or erase a line. One Korean buyer review described good redness coverage, little benefit for under-eye hollows, and slight creasing later. The review did not name the palette shade.
This palette is most appealing when correcting color is the job you want it to do. For redness around the nose, that green pan has a clear role.
Keep the correction small and the edges soft
The cream-in-a-pot format gives you control over where you place it. The brand suggests picking up a suitable amount with a finger or brush and tapping it onto the area you want to cover. A lightly loaded brush is a sensible place to begin.
Our suggested approach for redness is to keep the green just on the red area, tap gently, and pause before adding more. Then use the beige for a skin-colored finish and blend its edges into your base. If the area looks green or heavy, more correcting cream is unlikely to make it prettier.
Around the eyes, smile or squint and take a look at how the cream sits. That tells you more about the finish on your own moving face than a perfectly still swatch does. You are looking for enough coverage without a thick layer collecting in lines.
A useful little palette for a specific need
We recommend it when redness is still visible after your usual base and one of these beige shades is a plausible match. Choose 03 for the lighter combination and 01 for the deeper one. Having all three colors together can then be useful, rather than simply adding more products to your routine.
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Where to buy: in the US, both palettes are listed on Amazon by the brand’s own store: Triple Pot Concealer 01 Correct Beige on Amazon US (paid link) and 03 Correct Up Beige on Amazon US (paid link). In Korea, the brand’s official site listed it at ₩12,000 on October 2, 2026, and our Korea vs US price check compares what popular K-beauty picks cost in each country.
If your current concealer already gives you the finish you like, there is no need for the extra step. And if both beige pans look too light, skip this pairing; the green pan alone does not make the rest of the palette work for you.
Prefer a single wand? Our The Saem Tip Concealer review covers beige shades and its dry-under-eye limitations. If you are browsing in Korea, the Olive Young shopping guide can help with the store visit.
A few words for the makeup counter
These are approximate pronunciations:
붉은기를 가리고 싶어요.
bool-geun-kki-reul gah-ree-goh shee-puh-yoh.
I’d like to cover the redness.
더 밝은 색 있어요?
duh bal-geun saek ee-ssuh-yoh?
Do you have a lighter shade?
제 피부에 맞는 색은 뭐예요?
jeh pee-boo-eh man-neun sae-geun mwoh-yeh-yoh?
Which shade matches my skin?
Sources & further reading
The Saem shade guidance, Korean prices and buyer accounts checked October 2, 2026.
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