Beau's Lines Last Installment With Picture

Mee’s lines are transverse white bands that frequently affect multiple nails, and are classically associated with arsenic poisoning.

Children and active adults commonly have one or more white lines or spots on one or more nails, a condition known as leukonychia.

Changes in the color of the moon (lunula) can be revealing—heart failure can turn it red, while tetracycline therapy can make it yellow.

I hope this helps break down what Beau's Lines are.  I found it interesting.  I realize it isn't as fun or exciting as my other feeds but I thought this to be informative for a few nail techs.