The Sniff Test Masterclass: Take the Workshop Survey & Let’s Discuss!

Now that we’ve officially kicked off The Sniff Test Masterclass: Decoding the Chemistry of Lash Lift & Tint Formulas, it’s time to put your senses to the test!

Instead of writing out your homework manually, I’ve set up a streamlined workshop survey for you to submit your findings. You can access the classroom module and your worksheet questions directly right here:

👉 Take the Sniff Test Workshop Survey Here!

🧪 What to Do Next:

1. Head to the Classroom Link: Click the link above to review the lessons and open the survey.

2. Grab Your Inventory: Safely test 2–3 brands of lash lift steps, neutralizers, primers, or tints currently in your studio.

3. Submit Your Answers: Complete the survey questions covering the Reducing Agents (Sulfur vs. Cysteamine), Red Flag Fragrances, and the Alcohol Breakdown.

4. Come Back & Chat: Once you submit your survey, jump back into the comments on this post!

👇 Let's Open Up the General Discussion!

While you're working through the survey, let's start connecting the dots here in the community:

• Which product in your studio has the strongest, most pungent chemical scent, and did you realize what ingredient was causing it before this masterclass?

• Have you ever encountered a brand that was heavily perfumed or masked? Did it ever cause irritation or watery eyes for a client?

Drop your initial thoughts, a-ha moments, or questions below. Let’s level up our product knowledge together! 🧠✨

Sniff Test Workshop Survey Here!

1. The Fragrance Trap 🍇

You open a new brand of lash lift solution, and it smells entirely like fresh lavender with no chemical undertone at all. Why should this make you cautious as a lash professional?

A) It means the formula is organic and 100% safe for all clients.

B) It indicates heavy synthetic masking fragrances have been added, which are among the top triggers for contact dermatitis and eye irritation.

C) It proves the product has expired and lost its lifting power.

D) It means the solution uses water instead of active chemical processing agents.

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The Sniff Test Masterclass: Take the Workshop Survey & Let’s Discuss!