Used in aromatherapy for its calming and grounding effects, often to help reduce stress and anxiety. Commonly added to diffusers or massage oils for its refreshing, woody aroma. Employed in skincare for its astringent and antiseptic properties, particularly in products targeting oily or acne-prone skin. Also utilized in hair care to reduce dandruff and stimulate scalp circulation. Utilized in natural perfumery as a middle note for its fresh, pine-like scent. Found in some household cleaning products for its natural antimicrobial qualities. Occasionally used in flavoring for food and beverages, especially in the production of gin, contributing to its characteristic taste. Additionally, it offers antioxidant benefits that support overall skin health.