Following through on an order that prompted rare protests in the capital, the Taliban said the services of the women-only businesses violated Shariah law.
An earlier version of the bill was shelved in 2019 after tens of thousands of young people protested in the streets, arguing that the law threatened their civil liberties.
The militant group in charge of the country is aggressively enforcing a decree requiring coverings from head to toe and crushing rare public protests against the order.