Bathtub with shower above my bathroom is leaking water by drips through my ceiling into my bathroom in floor exactly under it. Woman told me a plumber used a snake to get a ball of hair out of pipe

that is up to you
but consider this
Age or physical problems makes baths difficult and dangerous
so a shower stall with a seat is a better properisition
next showering last for around 7 minutes and that amount of water is less than 1/2 tub unless you stand under the shower until the hot water runs out
lastly , I have never considered it hygienic to wash you face in the same water that you wash your rear in

I assume that you mean a leaking pipe. If it is leaking the water has to be going somewhere. If the shower is on the second floor then look for water stains on the ceiling of the room under the shower. If the shower is on the first floor go to the basement or crawl space and look for water signs there.

There are several causes for this, but I need to know.... Which fixture leaks ( toilet,sink,shower/tub) ? If you don't know, you'll need to determine which is leaking. Is the wetness coming through the ceiling, on the floor, under the sink, etc.?
I'd like to help but I need more info.
Hope this helps!!

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id say your tub spout or shower pipe is leaking and running down behind remove both and replace teflon tape see if it stops

you need to have both done before any judgement is made, the balancing spool could be off centre because of only one water being hooked up. good luck

I seriously doubt it's the AC. It may be the draing in the upstairs shower, If it's a water line it is a very small leak and is probably puddling in you ceiling. if not nbeing absorbed. Best thing is contact your homeowners insurance because you are going to not only have a plumber to deal with , but a mols issue as well. Sorry, good luck.

Check around the the front of shower and make sure there is no place that water can seep thru such as old calk and or loose tile and around fixture molding

Stop leak in a bottle absolutely does not work, look closely there should be some sort of access panel (maybe well hidden) to get under there.