masks Scaryfaces category of Halloween masks consist of aliens, creatures, horror, gory, people, skulls, movies themes and much more. We spent hours choosing only the best masks in these categories from our manufactures. We hope you enjoy our selection of masks

costumes The costumes are broken down into men, women, boys, girls, toddler and infant costumes. The selection is mixed with scary, fun and traditional costumes. We carry licensed brands as well. Scaryfaces is big on quality. We understand the concerns ordering online. We hand selected affordable costumes with quality.

make up If you are looking to create Hollywood magic, then this is the place. Scaryfaces did research to find Hollywood quality make up which includes: liquid latex, variety of blood, face and body make up, hairspray, prosthetics and adhesive. Make your Halloween a work of art.

props Are you looking to decorate your home for Halloween? Check out our props category. We have items to turn your home into a haunted house. Our selections of props come from one of our top manufacturers in Hollywood. You will find life size creatures, body parts, creepy crawlers and haunting decorations to be the hit of a Halloween party. Looking for detail props? We have them!

accessories Ah yes, there are always things to tidy up your Halloween shopping. In our accessories category we have wigs, teeth, hats, beards and moustaches, weapons, clown stuff and boas. If you want something simple for a Halloween party like teeth or wig here is your department. Have fun!

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2000 years ago, the Celts celebrated their new year ( The Festival of Samhain) on November the 1st, marking the end of summer and their harvest. The Celts believed that on the eve of the new year, the dead would join the living - the festival of the dead - and bring with them prophecies of comfort and direction for the Druids (Celtic Priests).
The Druids built sacred bonfires, where sacrifices (crops and animals) were offered to the Druid deities. The Celts wore costumes, made out of animal heads and skins, and told each other's fortunes.
In the seventh century, Pope Boniface IV designated November, the 1st, as All Saints' Day, attempting to replace the Celtic Festival with a church-sanctioned holiday. The church, in 1000 AD, would make November, the 2nd, All Souls' Day to honor the dead. Celebrations of this holiday were similar to Samhain - bonfires, parades and dressing up as saints, angels and demons. The Eve of All Saints', All Saints' and All Souls' were called "Hallowmas".
The tradition of wearing masks and ghoulish costumes came from the fear of being recognized by the ghosts that walked among the living, during Hallowmas. To keep ghosts away from homes, bowls of food were placed outside to appease the spirits.
Various Halloween customs merged in America, as European immigrants arrived and the first celebrations included parties and public events, where stories of the dead were shared, fortunes were told, dancing, singing, mischief and tricks also were a part of this holiday. It was not until the middle of the 19th Century, when millions of Irish immigrants arrived in America, that the celebration of Hallowmas became popular in a national sense, in the US. In the late 1800's, Americans were encouraged to mold the holiday into one that was celebrated without anything frightening, superstitious or with religious overtones. Between the 1920's and 1950's, trick-or-treating was revived since vandalism plagued Halloween celebrations, families provided neighborhood children with treats to prevent tricks being played on them.