[Review] The Missha M Perfect Cover BB cream broke me out.

Skin type : oily/combination skin/ sensitive / acne-prone
Skin concern : hyperpigmentation acne blackheads large pores
Climate : semi-continental climate

As someone who can't go out without makeup, I usually use the tirtir cushion foundation but I was looking for something lighter, a BB cream that I could use in summer, so it can just blend into my skin when I sweat.
The Missha BB cream is really popular and I've heard good reviews so I wanted to try it.

First Impression/application : I really loved the finish, the texture and I thought it really looked natural on the skin (pic 2 and3 ). It has a strong smell imo but I don't really mind.
However, after I put on powder I feel like it was a bit reddish on the skin like my skin was a bit irritated or idk.

I used it for like 2 days straight and then I broke out. My texture was really off (pic 4-5 with bb cream).
But at the same time, I've also tried for the first time a new sunscreen, so I was hoping it was the sunscreen that broke me out.
I waited for my skin to calm down to try again the bb cream.

First day : looks great, second day : starting to look off, and on the third day I broke out again. However I still continued to use it since I literally can't go out without makeup and bc I broke out every foundation looked weird on my skin.
The last two pictures is how my skin looks today, without makeup. I also broke out on my forehead. And when I break out it's not only a few pimples but the texture of my whole face becomes weird and it's even more visible when I put on makeup, like small bumps everywhere and cakey I don't know how to explain it.
I feel really bad because I already struggle with acne and It was starting to get better. I've tried several cushion foundations and it never broke me out like this bb cream did. Maybe it's the ingredients that don't match with my sensitive skin.

Pros : natural finish, matched really well my skin tone, good texture
Cons : BROKE ME OUT really bad, strong scent, and isn't really sweat proof