Used extensively in perfumery as a highly valued ambergris substitute, providing long-lasting woody, amber-like base notes in fine fragrances. It acts as a fixative, enhancing the longevity and diffusion of volatile components in perfumes, colognes, and scented consumer products. Its warm, musky aroma is prized in luxury and niche fragrances, where it imparts a natural, skin-like scent character. Also used in small quantities in some cosmetic formulations and air care products for its rich olfactory profile.