Dr (Mrs) N. Thembamala 

About Me

• MBA (UoJ- Reading)

• BSMS (EUSL)

• Advanced Diploma in Cosmetology (TiAD)

• Diploma in Ayurvedic Beauty Culture and Panchakarma

• Diploma in Salon Management

Contact Details

Email : christachelva@gmail.com

• Course Coordinator (From April 2021 to date)

• Student Counsellor (February 2022 to date)

• Chairperson of the Research Committee (April 2018 to Sep 2019)

• Member of OJT Training Division (September 2016 to Aug 2019)

• Introduction to professional cosmetology and ethics O93C001M01

• Health, safety and First aid in cosmetology services O93C001M02

• Advance skin care O93C001M06

• Advance hand care and foot care O93C001M09

• Staff training and development O93C001M15

• Marketing of cosmetology services O93C001M17

• Entrepreneurship in cosmetology O93C001M18

Peer Reviewed Journal

1. Nirmalan, T.E., (2017) .Cosmetic Perspectives of Ethno-botany in Northern Part of Sri Lanka. J Cosmo Trichol 3: 126. https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:79533430
2. Thembamala. C. R., (2017) .A pilot study on anti-diabetic effect of a siddha herbal confection in non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus patients, International journal of scientific & technology research 6 (9): 64-66
3. Thembamala, C. R., (2017). Anti-granuloma activity of the fresh leave sap of mukia maderaspatna.linn International Journal of Current Advanced Research 6(8): 5377-5378
4. Thembamala, C. R., (2017). Analgesic activity of Mukia maderaspatana (Linn) by tail immersion method. World J Pharm Sci; 5(8): 201-203.
5. Thembamala, C.R,, ( 2015). Preliminary Analysis of Siddha Antidiabetic Herbal Formulation (Ilavankaathy ilekiyam).International Journal of Advanced Ayurveda, Yoga, Unani, Siddha and Homeopathy ,4(1): 243-251.
6. Thembamala, C.R., (2015). A Single Case study on the therapeutic effectiveness of Mukia maderaspatna. (Linn) in the management of Bronchial Asthma. Siddha Papers Organization 2(3) P.2

Conference Proceedings

1. Nirmalan, T. E., & Jacintha, J. (2022). A survey on cosmetic applications of herbal oils in the northern part of Sri Lanka.  International Conference on Applied and Pure Sciences ,University of Kelaniya .p. 25
2. Dineshkumara, V., Thembamala, E. N., & Kabalini, L. (2020). Literary analysis on the pharmacological properties of a polyherbal formulation (parangipattai legium) relevant to skin diseases. 2^nd International Research Conference and Exhibition on Siddha Medicine, University of Jaffna. p. 48
3. Thembamala, C. R., & Bavithra, K. (2017). Cosmetic perspectives of ethnobotany in the northern part of Sri Lanka.  5^th International Conference on Ayurveda, Unani, Siddha and Traditional Medicine organized by Institute of Indigenous Medicine, University of Colombo.p. 192
4. Thembamala, C. R., & Sathiyaseelan, V. (2016). Spiritual perspectives of Thinasariyai in Siddha Medicine: A Review.  4^th National Symposium on Traditional Medicine Organized by Institute of Indigenous Medicine, University of Colombo, p. 37
5. Thembamala, C. R., & Sivashanmugarajah, S. (2015). A study on pediatric drugs of animal origin used in Siddha medicine. 3^rd International Conference on Ayurveda, Unani, Siddha and Traditional Medicine and AYU – EXPO p. 97
6. Thembamala, C. R., Varnakulenthiren, N., Sivaganeshan, S., & Shiyamala, V. (2014). Screening the therapeutic effectiveness of the fresh leaf sap of Mukia maderaspatna on bronchial asthma. Annual International Research Symposium organized by Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities – University of Rajarata .p. 425
7. Thembamala, C. R., Chandrika, W., & Sewwandhi, U. D. S. (2014). Literary analysis on the pharmacological properties of Thamaraka uramaakki kudineer relevant to the cardiovascular system.  2^nd International Conference on Ayurveda, Unani, Siddha and Traditional Medicine and AYU – EXPO. p. 29