Used in aromatherapy and perfumery for its pleasant, fresh, and slightly woody scent, reminiscent of pine or eucalyptus. Commonly found in essential oils like rosemary and sage, it contributes to the characteristic aroma of these oils. Frequently used as a fragrance additive in cosmetics, soaps, lotions, and household products such as cleaners and air fresheners. Also serves as a flavoring agent in food products like candies and beverages due to its mild, herbal, and balsamic notes. Exhibits mild antimicrobial properties, making it useful in natural preservative blends. Occasionally used in traditional medicine preparations for its soothing and calming effects when inhaled.