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fwee 3D Voluming Gloss: five ways to read 30% vs 70% shade labels

Check fwee's Korean product options and a creator's Vanilla 30%/70% video without treating on-screen swatches as your own results.

Blancs Bagaforo's Vanilla 30% vs 70% fwee gloss video — creator example · Blancs Bagaforo · YouTube

Korean brand fwee lists its 3D Voluming Gloss with variants labeled 30% or 70% in its Korean storefront. These are the brand's shade-option labels, not pigment percentages independently measured by this site. Original creator Blancs Bagaforo has posted a Vanilla 30% versus 70% comparison; lighting, camera and individual lips affect appearance. Do not confuse the gloss with the separately named 3D Voluming Tint. A fresh check of fwee's Korean official store on 31 October 2026 shows 3D Voluming Gloss advertised as '23 Colors' with 5.3 g listed per variant. The separately named 3D Voluming Tint is advertised as '12 Colors' with 3.8 g listed per variant. The gloss's 30%/70% naming convention cannot be carried over to the tint or treated as evidence that the formulas are interchangeable. The Vanilla comparison video illustrates the gloss only.

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  1. 01

    Confirm gloss, not tint

    Check the full Korean product name and pack size first. fwee's Korean official listing shows 3D Voluming Gloss as 23 Colors with 5.3 g per option, while the separate 3D Voluming Tint is 12 Colors with 3.8 g per option. Do not map the gloss's 30%/70% labels onto the tint's numbered shades. Check the specific local package before purchase.

  2. 02

    Read the shade and percentage together

    Verify both the color name and its 30% or 70% variant. Treat this as the manufacturer's naming convention, not an independent measurement of pigment concentration or a guaranteed difference on skin.

  3. 03

    Use the original creator demonstration cautiously

    View Blancs Bagaforo's Vanilla 30% versus 70% original video as an illustrative example. Different natural lip colors, lighting and product amounts may change the result.

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  4. 04

    Spread a small amount gently

    Postpone application on sore or broken lips. Otherwise follow the current product label: use an appropriate amount and gently spread it over the lips, adding a little only if desired.

  5. 05

    Assess your own comfort and keep the wand clean

    Check the finish on your own lips rather than promising universal plumping or wear. Do not share applicators; close the product after use.

✦ Helpful tips

  • The Korean options checked in 2026 may differ from those marketed in other countries; verify the local package, ingredients and shade.
  • This is an independent creator example. Sponsorship status was not established and it is not presented as a verified performance study.
  • Korean fwee official pages checked 31 October 2026 list 23 Colors / 5.3 g for the gloss and 12 Colors / 3.8 g for the separate tint. These page descriptions do not prove identical shade ranges, inventories or formulas in other markets.

ⓘ Keep in mind

  • Discontinue use if burning, redness, itching or swelling occurs.
  • Do not share lip applicators.

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