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The tradition of Trick-or-Treat around the World


During this time around the world Halloween is celebrated. One most common tradition followed in the United States and Canada is trick-or-treat which has been there since 1900s. The traditions of children going door to door in search for treats exist in many parts of the world, with one European custom being widely recognized as the precursor of the North American tradition.

 

If we look back at the Middle Ages, people in the British Isles used to dress up for these holidays and go from one door to the other and perform different scenes. In return, they would receive a thank-you in the form of food and drinks. This tradition still exists in Ireland and Scotland under the name guising and features dressed-up children rather than theater displays.

 

The tradition of Trick-or-Treat around the World #Infographic

The Most Preferred Halloween Costumes for Pets in United States


Halloween is celebrated with full energy widely in the United States. On an average, a consumer is estimated to spend more than $100 on items related to Halloween in 2022. With this amount as an average, it has now become a multibillion dollar industry.

The Most Preferred Halloween Costumes for Pets in United States #Infographic

The Most Popular Halloween Candy by State

Each year, about 600 million pounds of Halloween candy are sold, which comes out to be about 24 pounds of candy per person in the United States. 


This new infographic from TitleMax, which uses Halloween Candy sales data from CandyStore.com, determines which candies are the most popular Halloween candies in each state across the country.

The Most Popular Halloween Candy by State #Infographic

How did people dress for Halloween this year?

One of the most favorite events is Halloween which is celebrated every year on October 31st. This spooky festival is enjoyed in many parts of the world and in order to celebrate it to the fullest, people of all ages dress up as their favorite characters, give away free candies and decorate their homes in the scariest possible ways.

Each year, there are some major trends followed on Halloween. Similarly, there were a few major top trending topics according to which people dressed up themselves. Since the Covid-19 cases have decreased a big-time this year as compared to the previous, people in America as expected to spend more than $10 billion on Halloween this year.

How did people dress for Halloween this year? #infographic

Expected total spending of Halloween 2020

Festivals like Halloween are one of the most awaited ones in the USA and the citizens spend way too much on this event. Halloween has always been a bumper for the US economy; however, the spending and celebrations of the festival were a little different this year due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Despite the pandemic, the Americans celebrated the festival in a full flash, keeping the SOPs in mind. Many people had a virtual party on video conference calls, some gathered at the event place and maintained social distancing, and some opted for candy handouts.

Expected total spending of Halloween 2020 #infographic

Some great Halloween makeup tips for your website

Halloween is crawling towards us at a great pace and will be here in less than a week. People prepare a lot for this spooky season, and things that come in our mind with the word “Halloween” are scary costumes, treats, and spooky makeup. We dress in the best attire possible and give ourselves the desired look with makeup. No wonder makeup actually does wonders and can easily create the look one is trying to imitate. But, why does no one think about using some makeup tips to enhance marketing in this season?

Festivals are the only times when people are so high on shopping and stuff as compared to regular days. Regardless of what your firm is about, making the right use of an exciting season in order to attract more customers is something pretty intelligent.

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Snapchat recently launched a newly designed set of 3D body scan lenses for Halloween, using its body tracking technology. The lenses can be moved and adjusted according to the screen movement and display digital characters or costumes that align with a person’s body movements.  


The lenses are able to track 18 joints of the human body and with that they are able to apply 3D models to follow the body actions captured in the camera.  



There is a wide variety of virtual Halloween costumes that Snapchat users can explore and try with the new 3D lenses.  

Snapchat’s New 3D Body Scan Lenses are Making Halloween Fun


With Halloween approaching, Facebook has got some unique Halloween features for users on Messenger that work with visual effects. To be exact, users can enjoy augmented reality filters on Messenger, with which they can virtually dress up for Halloween. 


Video calls on Messenger can be enjoyed with a 360-degree Halloween-themed background, giving off a realistically frightening look. Other than that, a bunch of Halloween stickers will also be available.  


The 360-degree background was already a feature for Messenger video calls and the AR features have been available for some time too. 

Facebook Introduces Halloween AR Features and 360 Degree Backgrounds to Messenger


Halloween is a very fun and spooky season that comes around in late October. It basically sets the mark for the start of winter, and the Christmas vibes start from there. The home décor preparations, costumes, and candies make the Halloween season much more fun.

Due to this reason, there are a lot of Halloween sales on different products so that people can buy them. The Halloween related stuff sales fluctuate every time because there is an uncertain number of people who decide not to celebrate this spooky event. Last year, the Halloween sales numbers were in a bit of disregard as there were a lot of ups and downs in the market. There were about three million fewer people who celebrated Halloween, which means no candies, costumes, or decorations.

Halloween stats you should know #infographic

Meet The PJ Masks

The pre-bed-time superheroes, The PJ Masks, have become obsessed with preschoolers around the world! But who are the masked seekers of justice? They become Catboy, Owlette and Gekko when three mild-mannered children put on their pyjamas and activate their animal amulets. This infographic of PJ Masks will help parents understand who their infant continues to talk about. Meet the PJ masks and their bad guys and find out why your preschooler needs a Halloween PJ Masks outfit.

Meet The PJ Masks #infographic

Halloween By The Numbers

Right now, 172 million Americans are knee-deep in the process of installing seasonal home decor elements, dreaming up character costumes and clever horror costumes, and buying party-sized candy mixes (it’s literally being sold by the three- and four-pound bags at big-box retailers). It’s Halloween people. And that means it’s time for The Shelf’s annual infographic of Halloween statistics, trends, insights, and strategies (you know us).

Halloween numbers are doing an interesting dance right now. The number of Americans who say they will celebrate Halloween this year is three million less than it was last year this time. Don’t be alarmed. I don’t think Halloween is going anywhere. There are actually a couple of trends contributing to the drop including fewer school-aged kids and fewer families planning to go trick-or-treating.

Halloween By The Numbers #infographic

100 Years of Halloween Candy
Halloween as we know it today was born in the 1920s and 30s, this is when true trick or treating began. While there have been phases and eras where trick or treating involved receiving money, fruit, baked goods, and other odds and ends, we eventually settled on handing out candy. Candy companies have a long and impressive history and evolution over the past 100 years and this infographic timeline aims to prove it! Did you know that Kit Kat got its start in the 1930s? What about Life Savers; did you know they've been on store shelves since 1912? The history goes far beyond current candies too, there are plenty of candies have have long been discontinued that might surprise you! There is a lot more to learn about Halloween than just the costumes that you wear. It's fun to know that when you get home from a long night of trick or treating that you'll have collected a lot of history right along with the candy!

100 Years of Halloween Candy #infographic

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