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"As soon as we saw the photo Lauren Conrad Twitpic&amp;#39;d of her amazing tie-dye hair, we knew we had to have it! We turned to hair expert Michael Angelo, owner of the mind-blowingly whimsical Wonderland Beauty Parlor in NYC, for easy tips on how to get this look at home.\n\n &amp;quot;Adding vibrant, colorful hair extensions instantly gives you an edgy boost without requiring a long-term commitment, and making them yourself is super fun. Think of coloring and designing your own personalized extensions as a great way to upgrade your hair for the summer!&amp;quot; Angelo says. &amp;quot;You don&amp;#39;t need a salon, a ton of tools, or a Masters degree from L&amp;#39;Oreal to do it; just gather your besties together, make sure you have a few simple items, and get ready to amp up your style with 3D color.&amp;quot;\n\nHere&amp;#39;s what you&amp;#39;ll need: bleached blonde human hair extensions with clips already attached, vegetable-based hair dyes (&amp;quot;Manic Panic and Special Effects make some of my fave shades,&amp;quot; notes Angelo), small bowls and brushes (beauty supply stores sell inexpensive, reusable ones), and craft paper to cover the large area you&amp;#39;ll use as your working station. Disposable gloves are a good idea too, especially if you don&amp;#39;t want to ruin your mani. &amp;quot;And most importantly, you&amp;#39;ll need an irrepressible spirit!&amp;quot; Angelo says.\n\n  (A quick note: Why must you use human hair? &amp;quot;Synthetic hair won&amp;#39;t hold color,&amp;quot; Angelo explains. &amp;quot;Perhaps you discovered this a long time ago when you tried giving Barbie a cut-and-color!&amp;quot; )"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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