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Leading beauty websites in the United Kingdom (UK) in the 2nd quarter 2025, by share of voice

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2025

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United Kingdom

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Q2 2025

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Beauty categories include: eyes, face, general, accessories and gifts, lips, nails across 3,910 search terms.

* Share of Voice (SoV) refers to the search visibility of a player, as a percentage of the entire market online. This 'Market' refers to thousands of the most relevant and valuable sector-specific search terms, and the thousands of players returning for each one of those individual terms. The result is a huge sub-set of search visibility and competitor / brand performance insight. According to the source, SoV was determined by analyzing thousands of the most commercially valuable, category-specific search terms in Google UK.

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