Which sentence is grammatically correct?

[Anonymous]

When you look in the mirror do you like what you see?

Do you like what you see when you look in the mirror?

[purplepoppy]

Both are correct but in the second one the attention is drawn more to the person rather than the action of looking.

Look at it this way

A white ball. The emphasis is on the colour.
A ball of white. The emphasis is on the ball.

Yet both are correct.

[SnowedIn]

The second sentence is correct. The first sentence needs a comma after 'mirror'.

[Zandoval]

The second one. The first one should have a comma after the mirror.

[Asker]

Should the second sentence have a comma?

[Zandoval]

No. It is fine the way it is.

[msc545]

@zandoval Next to the question mark or instead of it?

[Guy13]

Second one flows better.

[AngryCarl2]

Both are correct.

[Anonymous]

Both are fine.

[Brando10222]

Both are correct but second sounds better

[msc545]

Both are correct.