Even though dry skin doesn’t pump out excess oil, it can still develop blackheads due to dehydration and the buildup of dead skin cells. When your skin lacks hydration, cell turnover slows down, letting dead cells pile up and clog your pores. While there’s not much oil production, the mix of dead skin cells and any leftover sebum can lead to blackhead formation. This routine steps in to clear things up—gently exfoliating, boosting hydration, and supporting healthy skin turnover to keep pores clean and skin feeling smooth without stripping away essential moisture.