Feliz Halloween IA releases AI Halloween makeup try-on tool
11/11/2026 — 11/11, 11:16·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- Feliz Halloween IA has launched an AI makeup try-on tool for Halloween, allowing users to preview looks like skeletons and vampires by uploa…
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On November 11, 2026, DEV Community reported that Feliz Halloween IA has released a Halloween AI makeup try-on tool. Users upload a selfie and can preview how different looks would appear on their face, including skull, vampire, and similar styles. The report describes the tool's guidance as inverting the order of a purely photographic checklist: instead of starting from the face, it first establishes the overall style, then walks the user through the makeup steps one by one. The article claims this approach saves time and products, since the style is locked in before anything is applied. Among the looks detailed, the skull style is described as the quickest, using a white base with black around the eyes and nose, while Catrina draws on Mexico's Día de Muertos tradition, pairing the skull with flowers and color, and the vampire look uses pale skin with dark lips. Only one report on the tool has surfaced so far, so its launch date, availability, and any further developments remain unverified.
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According to DEV Community, Feliz Halloween IA offers an AI-powered makeup tool that lets users preview Halloween looks like skeletons or vampires on their selfies. The platform reverses the traditional workflow by helping users choose a style first before following a step-by-step physical application guide.
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