You need to move the Shared folder out of Dropbox folder then rename it to HazelShared.
The link/alias you create within Dropbox will replace the Shared folder.
Since Dropbox does strange things, you can't use the ~/ shortcut in the link command. I've only had success with this trick by using the full path.
So in your case, guessing your username is 'ymatto', the command would be
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ls -s /Users/ymatto/Dropbox/Shared/ /Users/ymatto/path/to/HazelShared
You will know if it worked properly or not by the icon of the alias within the Dropbox folder. If it looks like a folder with the alias arrow, it is correct. If it shows a blank document icon with the alias arrow, the link is invalid.