Take a look at the item again:
While Professor Koopman explained the consequences of the French
Revolution, (A)
Tiffany and Faith sniffled uncomfortably in their
seats, (B)
suffocated by the cheap shaving lotion
(C) that Henry always
wore.
You wanted to do this:
While Professor Koopman explained the consequences of the French Revolution,
Tiffany and Faith sniffled uncomfortably in their seats, suffocated by the
cheap shaving lotion, that Henry always
wore.
A comma after lotion is incorrect. That Henry always wore is a subordinate clause. Generally, when you connect a clause of this type to the end of a sentence, you need no punctuation.
You might want to review the rules.
Go back to the sentence to try again.