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Full House gets the architecture of Imagination right almost immediately. The citrus has the same bright, freshly polished quality, with ginger and neroli giving it that unmistakable clean lift. The difference is texture. Jo Milano feels soapier and slightly sharper at first, while the Louis Vuitton comes across smoother and more transparent.
Give it twenty or thirty minutes and the gap tightens considerably. Black tea, ambroxan, incense and guaiac wood settle into a drydown that can be surprisingly difficult to separate from Imagination in the air. The tea is a little quieter here, and the spicy details do not feel quite as finely drawn.
Performance is the divisive part. Some bottles wear comfortably for six hours or more, while others become quiet much sooner, and batch variation comes up often in owner discussions. The scent itself receives far more consistent praise. Full House is not the most economical Imagination clone at official retail, but in terms of sheer resemblance, it belongs near the front of the pack.