How to Watch Foundation on Apple TV Plus

Apple TV Plus is bringing Isaac Asimov’s sci-fi classic Foundation to its service. It’s an epic story about a band of exiles on a quest to save humanity and rebuild civilization during the fall of the Galactic Empire.

In Foundation, Jared Harris stars as Hari Seldon, a mathematician and psychohistorian who predicts that the Empire will collapse. Lee Pace plays Brother Day, one of three clone emperors who rule over the Empire.

1. Look in the mirror.

Have you ever noticed that when you look in a mirror, the image seems to be the wrong way round? This is due to a phenomenon known as lateral inversion.

This can be particularly jarring when you are feeling self-conscious or insecure about your appearance. It may also be a sign that you have some negative self-image issues or habits to deal with.

To practice mindfulness while looking at yourself in the mirror, try the technique of focusing your attention on one area of your body as you slowly breathe into and out of it. This can help you to notice any tension in your body and visualise it dissolving with each breath.

You can then shift your attention to a different part of your face or your body. If your initial reaction to looking at yourself in the mirror is critical, you can practice flipping your attention from judging your reflection to seeing the person underneath the critiques.

Another way to consciously focus your attention is to do some simple meditation. This is a popular meditative technique that can provide many benefits, including increased self-awareness and emotional insight.

In addition, it is often a good idea to do a small amount of meditation before applying foundation. The practice can be quite therapeutic and can lead to more positive thoughts about your appearance.

Alternatively, you can try to avoid the mirror altogether, but this can be difficult. You are likely to encounter a reflection from the bathroom door, windows, or screen, so you will have to deal with it sooner or later.

2. Apply a small amount.

Foundation is a big part of your makeup routine. It forms the canvas on which all your other colour cosmetics are applied, so it’s important to get it right. But achieving a flawless look can be a tricky task, even for the most accomplished beauty buff.

To do it right, you’ll need a variety of tools and a little patience. Aside from using a variety of brushes and sponges, you should also take into account your skin type, colour, and desired coverage level.

A small amount of product is key to achieving the best blend possible. Start by applying a small amount of product with your fingers and then dabbing it onto your face, starting with your T-zone (the forehead, nose, and chin) and working your way out to your cheeks. You should also dot a small amount on your neck, especially if you have blemishes that need to be covered.

You may have to repeat the process several times until you find the right formula for your skin. For example, if you have sensitive skin and are looking for a good base to cover up pimples and acne scars, it’s worth trying out a liquid or cream foundation that contains ingredients like hyaluronic acid, antioxidants, or vitamins E and A.

You can even do the same thing with a small amount of eyeliner and mascara to make your makeup last longer. The trick is to choose the correct products for your complexion type, and you’ll soon see the benefits for yourself!

3. Blend.

One of the biggest beauty mysteries is blending foundation to get a flawless finish. There are many different blending techniques, and each one gives you a different result. But there are a few rules that will make this process easier and more successful.

1. Start with a small amount of foundation and apply it in a circular motion. This will help evenly spread the product on your skin and give you a smooth, even look.

2. Then, blend it outward from the center of your face, working in small areas until you're satisfied with the coverage.

3. Then, add more foundation as needed until you have a smooth and flawless finish.

4. When blending your foundation, look in the mirror and compare it to your natural skin tone. This will help you determine if you're using the right shade and can also show you where any discoloration may need to be covered.

5. If your skin is sensitive and acne-prone, it's best to use your fingers rather than a brush or sponge that can breed bacteria.

6. After applying the foundation, blend it out with your hands to warm it up and target those trouble spots more effectively.

7. Once you're happy with your application, buff the foundation to give it a more natural texture.

8. If you're using pressed powder, use a kabuki brush to distribute the foundation in a swish motion.

9. If you're using a liquid foundation, use a flat foundation brush or stippling brush to evenly spread the product on your skin.

Finally, blot off excess foundation with tissue. This will ensure your foundation looks more natural and your makeup stays on longer.

4. Coverage is a personal choice.

A health plan's coverage is a matter of personal choice. It's a function of the consumer's lifestyle, budget, and expectations. It also entails a good deal of trust. It's a good idea to consult a guidebook before making a purchasing decision.

In the end, the best way to determine the best fit for you and your family is to shop around and find a plan that suits you. While this isn't an easy task, it's well worth the effort. This is especially true if you have children or other loved ones with health care needs, or are in a job that requires you to work long hours and take frequent vacations. You'll have to make sacrifices, but they will be worth it in the long run.

The best coverages are the ones with the most features, the most comprehensive list of covered services, and the lowest premium. This last point is particularly important for those with children or other loved ones with health care needs, as it will be the single most expensive bill you'll pay.

5. Finish.

For anyone who is a fan of Isaac Asimov, it’s worth checking out the TV show Foundation. It shares the same themes that made this author such a legend, including science, technology and human potential. And it also does a great job of making the audience think, which is an important part of this genre.

To watch this series, you can either use Apple TV+ or download it on your mobile device (it’s available for free from the App Store). Whether you’re new to Asimov or a longtime fan, you’ll likely find that the show will leave you thinking about some of its more philosophical questions.

If you want a natural matte finish, mix your foundation with your moisturizer and spritz it with a little water or MAC Fix + or Elf Makeup Mist & Set before applying. Then, using a brush or makeup sponge, swirl it all over your face for sheer coverage and blended coverage. Or, skip the powder completely and just apply a few drops of your foundation/moisturizer mixture with a damp makeup sponge or Beauty Blender to achieve a soft-matte finish. This is a quick and easy way to get a natural-looking glow without looking overdone!