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For Immediate Release
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Company Contact:                                            Press Contact:
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Trevor M. Saliba                                            David A. Kaminer
CirTran Corporation                                         The Kaminer Group
+(310) 492-0400                                             +(914) 684-1934
trevor@cirtran.com                                          dkaminer@kamgrp.com

      CirTran Acquires Assets of Advanced Beauty Solutions for $2.3 Million

SALT  LAKE  CITY,  June  13,  2006 -  CirTran  Corporation  (OTC  BB:  CIRT),  a
full-service  contract  manufacturer  of IT,  consumer and consumer  electronics
products,  announced  today that it has closed and received  court approval of a
transaction  with  Advanced  Beauty  Solutions,  LLC  (ABS) of Los  Angeles,  to
purchase certain of ABS's assets for a total of $2,310,000.
       Iehab J. Hawatmeh, CirTran's founder and President, said an agreement was
signed  last  week for  CirTran  to  purchase  virtually  all of  ABS's  assets,
including  flat iron and hair dryer kits marketed and sold via TV  infomercials.
Mr. Hawatmeh said that on June 7, the U.S.  Bankruptcy  Court  adjudicating  the
bankruptcy  proceedings  of ABS  entered  an  order  which  approved  the  asset
purchase, including the sale to CirTran of ABS's product inventory, intellectual
property, customer lists, a 30-minute infomercial, and trade secrets.
       In exchange for the assets it acquired,  CirTran will pay ABS  $1,125,000
in cash at closing, and will reduce its approved claim in the bankruptcy against
ABS by $750,000.  In addition,  CirTran will pay the balance of the $2.3 million
-- $435,000 in all - to ABS as a  guaranteed  royalty  over two years,  based on
royalty of $3 per True Ceramic Pro flat iron sold by CirTran.
Background with ABS
       In January 2005, CirTran signed an exclusive manufacturing agreement with
ABS, a California  limited liability  company,  relating to the manufacture of a
flat iron hair  product,  and in July 2005,  CirTran  signed  another  exclusive
manufacturing  agreement  with ABS relating to the  manufacture  of a hair dryer
kit. In early  October  2005,  CirTran was  notified  that ABS had  defaulted on
obligations  to its  financing  company,  and,  following  the  notice  of ABS's
default, CirTran terminated both agreements.  In January 2006, following efforts
to  resolve  the  situation,  CirTran  sued ABS,  claiming  breach of  contract,
interference  with  contractual  relationships,  unjust  enrichment,  and fraud,
seeking damages from ABS.
       Through October 2005, CirTran had shipped approximately  $4,746,000 worth
of flat  iron  product  to ABS,  for which it had  received  total  payments  of
approximately  $788,000.  In November 2005,  CirTran  repossessed  approximately
$2,341,000 worth of the products from ABS in the U.S., as it was permitted to do
pursuant to the agreement.  Since November -- and until ABS filed for bankruptcy
protection  -- Mr.  Hawatmeh  said his company was pursuing its rights under the
agreements,  including  offering  flat iron  product for sale  directly to ABS's
customers. In so doing, CirTran sold approximately $426,000 of product (not part
of the repossessed  inventory) directly to ABS's international  customers,  with
all shipments paid in full. In January 2006, ABS filed a voluntary  petition for
protection  under Chapter 11 of the U.S.  Bankruptcy Code. The orders entered by
the Bankruptcy Court last week, included approval of the sale of ABS's assets to
CirTran  as well as  resolutions  and  settlements  of other  aspects of the ABS
Bankruptcy.





Entering the Beauty Products Business
       "ABS had been one of CirTran's largest customers,  and the failure of its
business  was a major  cause of our not  showing an  anticipated  profit for the
final quarter of fiscal 2005 or for the fiscal year," Mr.  Hawatmeh said.  "With
this  interruption  in our business and  business  plan now history,  CirTran is
moving  forward to market and sell  products  originally  built for ABS  through
other sources,  including our own sales organization,  which hopefully will lead
to manufacturing more of this traditionally-popular consumer line."
       Mr.  Hawatmeh  said the  acquisition  of assets  from ABS marked  CirTran
entrance into the multi-billion dollar worldwide beauty products industry, where
ABS,  prior to its  failure,  had  generated a total of more than $30 million in
revenue over the past five quarters.
       "CirTran  has the  product,  the  ability to design and  manufacture  new
product as needed,  the customer lists and contacts,  the infomercials,  and now
with our media and talent groups,  the wherewithal to move the product  directly
to  consumers,"  he said.  "We believe that what  started as adversity  with the
failure of ABS as a customer will result in a new and exciting profit center and
opportunity for our company and its shareholders."

About CirTran Corporation
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Founded  in 1993,  CirTran  Corporation  (OTC BB:  CIRT,  www.CirTran.com)  is a
premier international full-service contract manufacturer.  Headquartered in Salt
Lake  City,  its  ISO   9001:2000-certified,   non-captive   40,000-square  foot
manufacturing  facility is the largest in the  Intermountain  Region,  providing
"just-in-time"  inventory  management  techniques  designed to minimize an OEM's
investment  in component  inventories,  personnel and related  facilities  while
reducing costs and ensuring speedy  time-to-market.  In 1998,  CirTran  acquired
Racore  Technology  (www.racore.com),  founded in 1983 and reorganized as Racore
Technology Corporation in 1997. In 2004, it formed CirTran-Asia as a high-volume
manufacturing  arm and  wholly-owned  subsidiary  with its  principal  office in
ShenZhen,  China.  CirTran-Asia  operates in three  primary  business  segments:
high-volume electronics, fitness equipment and household products manufacturing,
focusing on the multi-billion dollar Direct Response Industry.

This press release  contains  forward-looking  statements  within the meaning of
section 27A of the  Securities  Act of 1933 and  Section  21E of the  Securities
Exchange Act of 1934.  With the  exception of historical  information  contained
herein,   the  matters   discussed  in  this  press  release  involve  risk  and
uncertainties.  Actual results could differ  materially  from those expressed in
any forward-looking statement.


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