Terpinolene

Central nervous system sedation: Low-dose Terpinolene has an anti-anxiety effect and can prolong sleep time. The mechanism is related to the GABA system.
Strong antioxidant: Terpinolene has outstanding free radical clearance ability and can protect nerve cells.
Anti-inflammatory and analgesic: Terpinolene inhibits COX-2 and TNF-α, IL-6, alleviating inflammation and neuropathic pain.
Broad-spectrum antibacterial: Terpinolene is effective against Staphylococcus aureus, Escherichia coli, and Candida albicans.
Insecticidal and repellent: Terpinolene has fumigative toxicity and repellent effect against mosquitoes and mites.
Regulating autonomic nerves: Terpinolene can balance the activities of parasympathetic and sympathetic nerves.
Inhibiting osteoclast differentiation: Studies show that Terpinolene may intervene in osteoporosis (in the early stage).

Aromatherapy: It is used in compound essential oils and scented candles, featuring a relaxing, non-drowsy herbal citrus fragrance.
Cosmetics and care: Terpinolene is added to serums, shampoos and deodorants, leveraging its antioxidant and antibacterial properties, suitable for oily acne-prone skin (concentration ≤ 0.5%).
Food flavoring: Terpinolene is used as a natural fragrance (FEMA 3046) in juices, teas and baked goods, imparting a woody floral finish.
Medical assistance: Terpinolene is used as a penetration enhancer in transdermal patches, exerting local anti-inflammatory effects; also used in oral preparations for mild anxiety.
Agricultural protection: Terpinolene is formulated into a plant-based insecticidal aerosol to control aphids, mealybugs and post-harvest diseases.
Personal care fragrance: Terpinolene is used in detergents, cleaners and air fresheners, combining aroma diffusion and odor masking capabilities.
Pet care: Terpinolene is used in small quantities in flea collars or ear cleaning solutions (carefully controlled dosage for dogs and cats).