Used in perfumery and flavoring due to its fresh, green, leafy aroma reminiscent of cut grass or crushed leaves. Commonly added to fragrances to enhance floral and herbal notes, especially in lilac, galbanum, and green apple accords. Widely used in soaps, detergents, and cosmetics for its natural, outdoorsy scent. Also employed in food flavorings to impart a natural, fruity-green character in fruit and tea flavors. Frequently found in air fresheners and household products to create a clean, fresh impression.