Used in aromatherapy and fragrance formulations for its woody, spicy aroma. Common in essential oils like clove, rosemary, and cannabis, it contributes to the scent profile and may support relaxation. Found in natural insect repellents due to its ability to deter certain pests. Investigated for anti-inflammatory properties, making it a candidate in topical formulations for skin soothing. Also studied for potential interaction with cannabinoid receptors, suggesting possible roles in wellness and therapeutic products. Used as a flavoring agent in food and beverages for its subtle spicy, earthy notes.