The barbershops were closed and “we all had big hair,” Arias said.
His mom used to cut his hair, but she didn’t know how to do a fade, a hairstyle with shorter hair near the neck gradually fading to longer hair on top of the head. So Arias learned by watching YouTube videos and began practicing on his brother and dad and soon expanded to cutting for cousins and uncles.
“I feel like it’s in my veins because my great-grandpa used to be a barber,” Arias said.
The sixth-grader’s efforts caught the attention of Laura Andis, co-president of Racine’s Andis Co., which manufactures handheld hair tools for trimming, cutting, curling, straightening and drying.

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