The mystery of Donald Trump's orange skin is discovered
A gust of wind lifted the new president's famous toupee, exposing what some have described as a faux tan line across the leader's forehead.
A gust of wind interrupted for a few seconds the meeting between the President of the United States, Donald Trump, with the Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau. For a fraction of a second, the new president's famous toupee lifted exposing what some have described as a faux tan line across the leader's forehead. This incident turned into a wave of mockery and jokes about Trump via social media.
This isn't the first time the billionaire's orange skin tone has been discussed. During the Grammy Awards this past Sunday, rapper Busta Rhymes referred to Donald Trump as "President Agent Orange" as a political critic during his speech of appreciation.
This is just too funny 😂🤣@realDonaldTrump nice hair and fake tan LöL #Trump #JustinTrudeau #HairStyle #FakeTan pic.twitter.com/lTPx7w47lT
— Kylie McIntyre🏳️🌈 (@kyem74) February 14, 2017
Twitter has been the main social network in which videos, memes and comments of all kinds have been exposed to make fun of the misuse of tanning or the inability to put on makeup without his skin taking on a tangerine tone.
"Nobody knows why his skin is so orange," said Dr. Anthony Rossi, a dermatologist and professor at the Cornell University clinic, during an interview with Vocativ. "The whiteness around the eyes makes you think that he submits to the old tanning beds with special glasses," he added.
Jason Kelly, a makeup artist hired to work at the 2016 Republican National Convention, said in an interview with Harpers Bazar magazine: “I know exactly what you do. The spray tan in which they put glasses on you, this can be seen in the hyperpigmentation around his eyes.
