The ‘most loved’ global beauty brands revealed in new study

Published: 12-Mar-2020
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The top ten online and offline brands include several beauty brands including Aveeno, Dove Men+Care, Olay and Lush

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The ‘most loved’ global brands have been revealed with several beauty brands ranking in the top ten.

In new analysis by Engagement Labs’, the data and analytics company studied online and offline conversations, brand sharing, volume, influence and sentiment in 2019, which are said to be proven drivers of business performance.

The most loved brands offline were

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  • Companies:
  • L'Oreal
  • Estée Lauder Companies
  • Johnson and Johnson
  • Procter and Gamble
  • Mary Kay Group
  • Unilever
  • Lush Cosmetics
  • Avon Products
  • Engagement Labs
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