Used in perfumery for its musky, animalic scent that enhances fragrance longevity and adds warmth. Common in high-end perfumes, it acts as a fixative to slow the evaporation of volatile top notes. Also found in soaps, lotions, and cosmetics for its appealing scent. Used in small amounts due to its strong odor. Employed in flavoring for certain food and beverage applications where a subtle musk note is desired. Investigated for potential anti-inflammatory and neuroprotective properties in research settings.