; and (B) includes any such entity that is a manufacturer, a formulating laboratory, or a fragrance or flavor company. 622. Cosmetic and ingredient safety information At the request of a brand owner of a cosmetic, a supplier of the cosmetic or any ingredient therein shall, not later than 90 days after receipt of such request, provide to the brand owner, with respect to the cosmetic or ingredient, any of the following information: (1) (A) Functions and uses. (B) The human health and environmental hazards. (C) The physical and chemical properties. (D) The Chemical Abstracts Services Registry number of any such ingredient. (E) Environmental exposure and fate information. (F) Heavy metal testing results. (G) Safety data sheets. (H) Manufacturing flow charts. (I) Composition statement. (J) Fragrance allergen statement. (K) International Fragrance Association (IFRA) standards conformity certificate. (L) Any other information used to substantiate the safety of such ingredient. (2) A full and complete listing of ingredients in fragrance or flavor formulations, preservative systems, or other ingredient formulations, including the presence of any allergens. (3) A full and complete listing of ingredients in a finished cosmetic presented in descending order of predominance by weight, except that ingredients present in amounts of 1 percent or less by weight can be placed in any order at the end of the ingredient statement. (4) A certificate of analysis for the ingredient. 623. Process for establishing an FDA list of nonfunctional constituents known or reasonably expected to be present in cosmetics and ingredients (a) In general The Secretary shall create and maintain a list of nonfunctional constituents to guide testing under this subchapter conducted by suppliers of cosmetics and ingredients. (b) Contents The list under subsection (a) shall consist of nonfunctional constituents that are— (1) known or reasonably expected to be present in cosmetics or ingredients