As the American people enter their third year with Donald Trump as our “president”, many still have questions.

Will he receive the funding he wants for his U.S-Mexico border wall? (No)

Will he get impeached? (Let’s hope)

How is it that in the unforgiving cold temperatures of February, he’s still able to maintain his orange glow?

No one can predict the future but Vanity Fair has spoken to sources close to Trump who allege in regards to his skin tone, he applies his own makeup.

From Vanity Fair:

Trump, who suffers from rosacea, is reported to apply his own translucent makeup powder before television appearances, and has even adjusted the lighting at White House events to avoid appearing too orange on-screen. When possible, he prefers the natural light of the White House Rose Garden.

Originally, the New York Times query was pursued as a matter of Trump’s health, to which a senior administration officially attributed his orange hue to “good genes.”

I'm trying to follow this Trump speech, but I can't get past how insanely dark the face makeup is tonight. pic.twitter.com/kkRxTqdMkN

— Kevin M. Kruse (@KevinMKruse) February 12, 2019

Former aide Omarosa Manigault Newman penned in her tell-all book that Trump travels with a tanning bed. The pale skin around his eyes helped to bolster the allegation, making many believe he wore goggles while tanning. However, sources confirm there is no tanning bed on Air Force One or inside the White House.

Instead, Trump is known for applying his own translucent powder before making appearances and speeches, and also adjusts the lighting at events within the White House to not appear too citrus-y.

Trump’s complexion has been a source of Internet fodder and a running punchline since his election. Along with his makeup routine, the president also goes through a detail-oriented grooming process for his swooping blond hair.