Do you do full makeup most days? Do you know anyone?

Nope. I look like a clown when I try. If I have someone do it, I get that heavy skin feeling you are talking about. Plus, I must touch my face a lot, because after five minutes I will look ridiculous.

I wear make up to work every week day. Weekends are hit or miss depending on if I go out or not. I try to have one day make up free every week. It never feels heavy on my skin because I don't use heavy products.

I do full for me makeup most days. I do my skincare routine then follow with foundation, concealor, powder, blush, highlighter, an eye look (anything goes!) lipstick or gloss. My skin never feels heavy. I've been wearing and playing with makeup since I was twelve and I enjoy putting it on.
I've tried contouring but it's not something I can do well so I leave it.

I wear makeup everyday, but I vary the amount depending on what's going on. Yesterday I just did powdered foundation, a bit of mascara, and gloss. Today I've got more on.

Everyday. Work makeup is more involved than weekend. I use powder foundation alot on the weekends. You might try Bare Minerals, It Cosmetics Celebration foundation or Mac.

Any day I go out (which is normally 7 days a week) I do "full for me" makeup. I suck at make up so I don't do contouring, blush, eye shadow. I mix some moisturizer with foundation so it feels a little lighter and a slight bit of powder to set it. I really I need to do this because my skin isn't that great imo. I then do eye liner which is a recent additional and I feel it make a big difference along with mascara. Some days I do lip gloss. Done.

I wear makeup every day. It doesn't matter if I'm going to work, to the theater or just staying. Home. I put on full makeup (primer, foundation, powder to bake the foundation, eyeliner, mascara, eyeshadow). I don't wear blush every day though. And I never contour. My makeup doesn't feel heavy on my skin. Try It foundation. It's light on the face. Or maybe try CC cream. I like It CC Ilumination cream.

I never wear makeup. I never got the hang of applying it, and as someone else said above, I "look like a clown" when I try to do it. I am fortunate that my skin is pretty good. I never had anything more than a few random pimples, and my skin tone is pretty even. Well, except for the freckles, LOL, but when you pair them with the dimples, they kinda go together in that wholesome, farmer's daughter kind of way. I was so jealous of girls who could pull off the glamorous look when I was younger because I felt like such a "plain Jane." With age comes a certain appreciation for a simpler lifestyle, though.

I do moisturize and use eye cream and wrinkle cream. I am 55, and I want to keep looking younger. A colleague said something about being "much older" than me the other day, and I said there could not be that much of a difference since I was 55. She was shocked! She is 60, and she thought she was at least 10 years older.

Of course, I am quite "fluffy," and I think that sort of fills out the wrinkles. I think I'd rather have the wrinkles.

In any case, I am so glad I have good skin like Mom (who never wore any makeup except for a little lipstick occasionally). I would be in a world of trouble if I had to apply it every day, because I seriously SUCK at it. If I ever have to be fully made up for something (maybe my daughters' weddings?), I will have it professionally done.

My 3 daughters all LOVE makeup. They must have gotten that gene from my two sisters who rock the makeup look.

Only on days when I work or am going to see someone I know. I don't always prime and contour but I do all the rest.

Yesterday I went to an amusement park for DH's work so I put on a full face, and I have to say Smashbox primer is the best stuff I've ever tried for keeping my face in place. I sweated a TON yesterday but my makeup still looked pretty much flawless even when we left.
I had to dab at my face with a napkin a few times but everything stayed where it needed to.

As for it feeling heavy, that doesn't bother me at all so no advice there.

With light, combination skin, & rosacea, I wear makeup everyday. I moisturize, prime, correct, then apply foundation, eyeshadow (optional), eyeliner (optional), mascara, lipliner (optional), & lipstick. It takes only a few minutes.

Regarding foundations: I highly recommend L'Oreal Infallible Pro-Matte, a dupe of MAC Studio Sculpt, that is lightweight, non-greasy, & lasts for 24 hours. I've been wearing it for 1.5 years (in the humid southeast US) & have NEVER once had to touch-up; I honesty forget I'm wearing it! For color reference, I have light skin with a cool/pink undertone & wear Shell Beige (102). It is available at Target, Walmart, BB&B, drug stores, cosmetic specialty stores, etc. for ~$11 USD.

Best wishes finding a foundation & routine that works for you.

I'm another who almost never wears it. Maybe once every 5-10 years, the last time I had someone else do it and it actually looked halfway decent. I don't have the time or patience to mess with all that. I wash my face with a Norwex face cloth and call it good. If I know I'll be in the sun for an extended time I'll use some Neutrogena sun screen, but once I'm back in again it has to come off because I hate that greasy, slimy feeling of having anything on my face. I'm lucky to have pretty nice skin naturally (thanks, mom!) so I just don't worry about it. I'm thinking I should go get my brows done professionally somewhere though because they're getting thinner and lighter as I get older, and eyebrows are kind of necessary.   

Now my BFF on the other hand does do a full face just about every day. She sells a line of makeup (Limelight I think?) and I think she does video on either FaceTime or Periscope or something so her downlink can watch. She's much fancier than me, LOL, so she can rock that look every day. We're total opposites. 

When working, the full thing (except no contouring, highlighting), but never at home. I can go from bare to out the door in 10 minutes or less. Luckily, I have good skin if you ignore the freckles and dark spots, so I'm really not trying to cover so much as put down a base with foundation. Without it, the blush just seems to disappear.