Cameron Diaz didn’t want to do the infamous “hair gel” scene in “There’s Something About Mary.”

I didn’t want to do it because I was so worried it would discredit Mary,” she said at Wednesday’s AFI Night at the Movies, which screeened “There’s Something About Mary.”

We didn’t use natural product … I remember walking across the street from my trailer to the set with my hair sticking up for that scene and traffic stopped. People were wondering what was wrong with me,” she said.

In fact, she almost didn’t do the movie at all.

My agent and manager thought that doing this film was an insane move — I was told it would be the end of my career,” Diaz said before the screening. “But it has been the highlight of my career and my personal life.”

Diaz, 36, was also brought to tears and comforted by close friends at the event after reflecting on her late father’s cameo appearance in the film.

He’s in it for two seconds, but it’s all we have of him immortalized,” she said through watering eyes.

Source

Your goal is to create less volume around the face. You also want to minimize the appearance of roundness.

Styles that are flattering and stylish: Try cuts that fall just below the chin. Soft, graduated layers are a great bet because they make your face appear slimmer and tend to remove bulk and weight from the sides. Consider wispy and tapered ends. These de-emphasize the roundness of your face. Bangs are flattering, but keep them long or sideswept.

Zetajones hairstyle

Avoid: One-length, blunt cuts if you have short hair. Curly, short hair is also a no-no. These only emphasize your roundness.

Kate Bosworth hairstyle

Celebs who share your face shape: Fergie, Kate Bosworth, Oprah Winfrey, Cameron Diaz, Kirsten Dunst, Michelle Williams, Catherine Zeta-Jones

Fergie haistyle

Tools you need: A great Boar’s Hair brush to keep hair tame.