Here are the Shailene Woodley basics everyone knows: She starred in ABC Family's The Secret Life of the American Teenager. She was nominated for a Golden Globe for her role in The Descendants. She starred in the sleeper hit, The Spectacular Now.
But this year, you're bound to know more about her than you ever imagined you would, thanks to leading roles in two of the most anticipated young adult movies of 2014, Divergent (in theaters now) and The Fault in Our Stars.
Woodley is being called the next Jennifer Lawrence and the comparisons are reasonable, considering the Divergent franchise is expected to reach the same stratosphere as The Hunger Games. But those comparisons be damned, Woodley is a star in her own right. She deserves all of her own fanfare, and we're leading that parade. Here are 30 Things You Didn’t Know About Shailene Woodley
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She prefers to trek up to the mountains with giant jugs to gather spring water.
She makes everything from her own toothpaste to her own body lotions and face oils.
She goes to a farm to get her food.
Unless she has to dress up for a red carpet event or a photo shoot, Woodley strictly wears used clothing.
She read from an herbalist that vitamin D is great for combating genital issues, so she likes to lie out in the sun and "give her vagina a little vitamin D."
After cutting her hair for her role in The Fault in Our Stars, Woodley donated the hair to an organization called Children with Hair Loss, which makes wigs for children who've lost their hair to cancer treatments and other diseases.
While working on The Secret Life of the American Teenager, she worked at American Apparel. She quit when found out she landed her Golden Globe-nominated role in 2011's The Descendants.
After seeing an extremely enhanced picture of herself from a red carpet event, Woodley was upset that it wasn't a proper representation of herself. While she admits it's fun to dress up sometimes, she says she'll be showing up to most events without makeup on.
Woodley doesn't have a smart phone nor a cell phone of any kind.
She is very big on hugs, and is known for giving one to everyone she meets.
She wore Vibram Five Finger shoes to a Golden Globes after party.
She carries her own mason jar everywhere.
She dreams of one day attending New York University for interior design and psychology.
In June 2011, she was seen in Best Coast's, "Our Deal," sporting 80's attire. Chloe Moretz and Miranda Cosgrove also made appearances in the video, which was directed by Drew Barrymore.
According to her The Spectacular Now and Divergent co-star Miles Teller, Woodley likes being a nomad by giving up all her clothes and couch surfing.
Whenever she needs a pick-me-up, she sits down and watches the Disney classic, Pocahontas.
On love, Woodley says, "I fall in love with human beings based on who they are, not based on what they do or what sex they are."
This is Woodley's bedtime ritual: She washes her face to relieve herself of everything that happened throughout the day. Then, she sits in bed with her journal, a book of poems, or a novel and drinks a hot cup of tea.
She is addicted to raw chocolate and even makes her own.
She used to be self-conscious about being skinny and having long legs and thick hair.
She didn't have her first kiss until she was 15.
She once starred in a Leap Frog commercial.
Her parents gave her three rules when she broke into Hollywood: stay the person she was, have fun, and do well in school.
She has "low-maintenance" hair and only washes her scalp once a month.
Woodley was considered for the role of Katniss Everdeen in The Hunger Games.
She was diagnosed with scoliosis as a teen and had to wear a chest-to-hips brace to straighten her spine.
She starred in the American Girl TV movie Felicity: An American Girl Adventure in 2005.
Woodley is a Star Wars super fan and says that, as a kindergartner, she thought she was Princess Leia.
Every morning she screams out "Good Morning! Good Morning" to the tune of "Good Morning" from Singin' in the Rain. Then she yells, "Exciting Day! Exciting Day!" When she's not at home, she'll do it in sign language so she doesn't make noise.
After learning from an African taxi driver about the benefits of eating clay, she decided to do so as well.
