When a tree is cut, nothing goes to waste. All parts, big and small, are used in one form or another. Cosmetic companies use tall oil, a byproduct of the pulping process, in Perfumes and cellulose Derivatives in Lipstick. This enables lipstick to stay on your lips and on a cheek or two.
Trees add spice to life.
Vanillin, a byproduct of the pulping process, used to make artifical flavorings and fragrances found in many Commercially baked goods and confections. Hard impact-resistant plastics such as those used for toys or eyeglass frames are made with cellulose . Methylcellulose, a product made from cellulose, gives paints their thick consistency.