Weather conditions, distracted driving, hard-to-see costumes and Halloween excitement can create unsafe conditions for children treat-or-treaters.

While mystery is a big part of the fun on the spookiest holiday of the year, one Mississippi sheriff's office is asking residents to stop the scary shenanigans... at least as long as they're inside a business.

At first I thought it was just a Halloween joke, a little prank,” Shayla said. “So I said, ‘Happy Halloween.’”

Halloween drives an influx of ophthalmic emergencies and infections caused by nonprescription contact lenses, masks and more.

A new Halloween policy in Tunica County is aimed at keeping the holiday safe, but it might spoil some costume plans. The sheriff's office is asking everyone to remove Halloween masks before entering any store, business or public building. Deputies are now delivering signs to local businesses, reminding residents to unmask before they walk in.

The key to making this look less like childhood face-painting and more grown-up is with a striking khaki-green smoky eye. Here, Najor used Revlon PhotoReady Primer, Shadow + Sparkle in Pop Art for a deep, sultry look.