From traffic safety to candy consumption, here are ways to make sure your Halloween is all treats — no tricks.
What's scarier than ghosts and ghouls on Halloween? Getting hurt while trying to enjoy the holiday.As families prepare for kids to head out trick-or-treating, we gathered some expert advice on how to stay safe.'Kids love the magic of Halloween, but costume and traffic safety are essential for trick-or-treaters,' Jennifer Schallmoser, media relations specialist at the National Safety Council, told CBS News in an email. Here are 5 tips to ensure your night is a treat: 1.
You can also check the FDA's list of color additives to make sure the colors in your products are permitted in cosmetics.For further prevent skin and eye irritation, remove all makeup before heading to bed, Schallmoser adds.3. Add some visibilityNot only should your costume not harm you, it should also be equipped to warn drivers not to hurt you as well. This can be done by adding reflective tape to costumes and bags, Schallmoser says.
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