Used in aromatherapy for its warming and stimulating properties, often blended to support respiratory health. Commonly found in natural perfumery for its spicy, cinnamon-like scent. Employed in flavoring for food and beverages in very small, controlled amounts due to its strong character. Utilized in traditional medicine for antimicrobial and antifungal purposes. Found in some natural insect repellents and household cleaning products for its essential oil activity. Occasionally used in skincare formulations, though caution is needed due to potential skin sensitivity.