Used in the fragrance and flavor industries for its fresh pine-like aroma, commonly found in perfumes, soaps, cleaning products, air fresheners, body care items, and tobacco products to enhance scent and taste.

Serves as a natural solvent and is utilized in eco-friendly pesticides and insect repellents.

Employed as a key intermediate in the synthesis of other valuable chemicals such as camphor, borneol, synthetic pine oil, and various terpenoids, which are important in chemical and pharmaceutical industries.

Shows potential in green chemistry as a renewable, biobased solvent for organic reactions.

Investigated for its antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and muscle-relaxing properties in pharmaceutical and natural health applications, including herbal products and aromatherapy for stress reduction and relaxation. Also researched for enhancing transdermal drug absorption in targeted delivery systems.