Widely used in perfumery for its rich, earthy, and woody aroma with subtle sweet and mossy tones. It acts as a natural fixative, helping to stabilize and prolong the scent of volatile fragrance components in fine fragrances and colognes. Commonly found in chypre and fougère fragrance families, it adds depth and complexity to compositions. Frequently used in luxury and niche perfumes to create a natural forest-like accord. Also used in small amounts in soaps and scented candles for its long-lasting scent profile. Due to its allergenic potential, usage is often limited and sometimes replaced with synthetic alternatives in modern formulations.